Jordan Moses delivers a smooth and emotionally driven R&B single with “Sober,” released in September 2023. Produced by Maxi Don for Stone-Roc Music and written by Jordan Moses, the track blends soulful melodies with honest, introspective lyrics that explore love, vulnerability, and emotional clarity.

Backed by polished, atmospheric production, “Sober” highlights Jordan’s expressive vocal style and ability to connect with listeners on a personal level. The single has received strong feedback from early listeners and continues to build momentum.

Releasing independently through Stone-Roc Music Group and Mood Control Production, Jordan Moses is steadily carving out his lane as a rising voice in modern R&B.

Jordan Moses - Round 4 Round

In July 2023, Jordan Moses contributed the song "Round 4 Round", released as a R&B single, Produced by Maxi Don for Stone-Roc Music and written by Ariel Johnson for Mood Control Production. This is Jordan first debut single release. This song received very favorable reviews from critics. Jordan has released most of his projects independently through ventures with Stone-Roc Music Group and Mood Control Production.

Fresh off the 2023 summer heat, Jordan Moses steps into the ring with his debut R&B single "Round 4 Round." Produced by the heavyweight hitter Maxi Don (Stone-Roc Music Group) and penned by the lyrical mastermind Ariel Johnson (Mood Control Production), this anthem is a knockout you won't want to miss.

This isn't your average debut. Critics are raving about "Round 4 Round," and with good reason. ("He soonds damn good!" quote from a critic's review). Get ready for a powerful sound that will have you moving from the first beat.

Jordan Moses is an independent force to be reckoned with. Keep an eye (and ear) out for him, because "Round 4 Round" is just the beginning.

Carina Reshawn – “Toxic Love Hangover”

“Toxic Love Hangover” taps into that late-night, emotional R&B space with a smooth, hypnotic vibe and a melodic, repeatable hook that sticks after the first listen. The record captures the addictive cycle of love, regret, and going back to what you know you should leave—making it highly relatable for today’s audience.