Review: "Time Zones" - Jordi
- Taylor Sheridan Lempke
- 2 hours ago
- 2 min read
Jordi kicks back with ‘70s rhythm and riffs in her latest single “Time Zones.” Her self-titled album speaks to the pop sound that Gen-Z and Gen Alpha fans love. “Time Zones” is a break in the album, where she twists the groovy disco-night layers with modern-day struggles of romance. FaceTime calls and text messages can’t compare to movie nights side by side on the sofa. But long distance does leave space for cute moments. Jordi sings, “Talking in my sleep then kissing through the screen whеn/ Where you are is whеre I wanna be.” The way people interact continues to evolve, but at the end of the day, nothing beats sitting in the same room as your partner.
The pop disco revival overlays the song with a desire for fun and classic love. Lyrically, the song could be heartbreaking if set in a melancholic minor key. However, Jordi switches out yearning for wanting with side-step beats and electric guitars meant for swaying in bellbottoms. The rhythmic pulse and bump between the go-go boot riffs and boogie chords encourage movement like Sabrina Carpenter's Espresso. The upbeat vibe of “Time Zones” keeps the love strong even when Jordi and her partner are apart.
Jordi sings and writes her songs, drawing on a strong musical background. She grew up participating in dance studios, dance competitions, and plays. The storytelling in those arts created a passion for performing her own stories. In middle school, she began writing music and later released her debut single, “Hate You.” This month, January 2026, Jordi released her self-titled debut album, featuring “Time Zones.”
Written By Taylor Sheridan Lempke
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