“Jordana Lilly is like microdosing Psyilocybin if it were a person.”

— Friend of a friend

Jordana Lilly is a California-born singer, writer, and performer blending pop music, storytelling, and surreal satire. Think if Janelle Monáe, Bo Burnham, and a neurotic Jewish poet walked into an ayahuasca ritual and accidentally started a band.

She’s written original music for award-winning indie films and shorts, and once live-scored an immersive art piece on the gender binary in a DTLA warehouse using plastic Easter eggs and wooden planks. (Shia LaBeouf came. He said she’s “incredibly talented at what she does.” So yes—she can do mainstream, but like also she can do super not.)

Her songs explore mental health, identity, and absurdity with theatrical flair and pop accessibility. Her next single Loser drops June 7, she’s currently developing a magical, immersive journey of a solo show, and her next album is in the works for 2026.

She owns a cat tree but not a cat. Yes, she really wants her neighbor’s cat Rocky to like her. No, she’s not a people pleaser. Cat pleaser? Maybe. Nobody’s perfect.

Jordana released this sassy new pop anthem and the music video is officially out on VEVO! She had an epic release party/show/premiere that made her feel #full and #famous. The music video was directed by Alex Hausman, and was made with a literal dream team. The result? 5 days of dress up and play with friends and a fun take on the various caregiver roles women end up in when in a relationship with a sad boy™.

Last January, Jordana released her debut pop/R&B album with jazz influences, Small Capitals. Her album release show had its venue bursting at its seams with a turnout exceeding the max capacity of the venue by 400% (oops!) Selections from her album garnered the interest of Warner Brothers, Sony, and Universal Music on the publishing side. She recently signed with Max Music Publishing for her songwriting.

With the release of Small Capitals, Jordana continues to win the hearts of listeners by taking them with her on a colorful, emotional, poetic journey with a whole lot of soul…her new single Locked Up is no exception. It's a funky dance bop summing up the narrative of feeling like you're a prisoner of your own mind (thnx anxiety!) Being "locked up" and forced to look inward is something everyone can relate to right now, and Locked Up reasons that being stuck with yourself is a cause for celebration.

Locked Up’s music video, a female helmed project shot entirely on 16mm film, is currently out on VEVO.

Jordana’s most recent heartfelt single, And Another One Opens, a ballad charged with purpose and hope, has been well received, securing several placements on pop playlists and surpassing 20k streams in its first month. Jordana wrote this song just a few hours after being one of the 32,000 Disney cast members to be affected by the layoffs due to the pandemic. Her 6 years making magic as a character performer at the happiest place on earth officially ended on December 4, 2020, the day she released the single as a tribute to her Disney family, and to everyone affected by unprecedented loss during this time. It’s a song about trusting what comes after goodbye. “I hope it provides some hope and catharsis - it certainly has for me.”

The music video for “change of pace,” the first single off of the EP featuring the up and coming artist Merch, was shot in 16mm with a female helmed team. We froze our butts off in Topanga canyon in the middle of the night, but we sure as heck hid it well!

“Jordana Lilly creates an instant holiday classic with her new song “Santa Hour”. The music is fun and festive, with a bright feel that works to perfection in the music.”

- Global Money World

Jordana released this smorgasbord of original holiday bops on December 4th. The music video for “Xmas Fomo,” the comedy leaning song about being a lonely Jew on Christmas Eve, is out on VEVO.

LA TOUR!

While Jordana has been cooking up lots of new tunes & visuals, she’s been touring her released and unreleased music around Los Angeles with her BFF - they sing backup for each other and it’s super wholesome and just an overall blast! Jordana’s an R&B/pop vibe and Maddi’s indie rock mood - which makes for a pretty unique show that’s fresh, funky, and has something for everyone! They’ve been touring around (they’ve played 11 shows over the past few months!) at venues such as The Mint, the Viper Room, and the Federal and have been collecting fans, friends, and good times on the way!