Jordan Davidson is a composer and visual artist inspired by her black ancestry. Jordan’s music transports you in a multi-sensory experience that is as poignant as creative.

She is classically trained as a composer and cellist and consistently produces new visual art – often to accompany her compositions. Her work is oriented toward world-building and layers of melody and texture.

As a recent graduate summa cum laude of the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, she worked closely with Patrice Jackson on cello. She worked with Jonathan Bailey Holland, Marti Epstein, Eun Young Lee, and Tina Tallon for composition.

With skill in writing for a variety of performing forces and a deep interest in Black spirituality and choreosonics, she is now a PhD student at UC San Diego’s Music—Integrative Studies program. She studies with Anthony Davis, Matana Roberts, King Britt, M. Myrta Leslie Santana, and Jade Power-Sotomayor.