Jordan Beckett, known professionally as Bootstraps, is an accomplished American musician and songwriter hailing from Portland, Oregon. His career took off after relocating to Los Angeles, where he collaborated with actor and screenwriter Sam Jaeger to create music for the film “Take Me Home,” which won the Best Music in a Film award at the Nashville Film Festival in 2011. This early recognition set the stage for Beckett’s burgeoning career in the music industry.

In 2012, Bootstraps released his self-titled debut album, which garnered critical acclaim and featured songs like “Guiltfree” and “Forty-Five,” both of which were featured in popular television shows such as “Parenthood” and “Suits.” The album’s re-release in 2014 on Harvest Records further solidified his presence in the indie music scene, leading to performances at prestigious venues like The Troubadour and participation in the Way Over Yonder Festival alongside renowned artists.

Bootstraps continued to evolve with the release of the cover album “Homage” in 2016, which showcased his unique interpretations of classic songs. His rendition of Whitney Houston’s “I Wanna Dance With Somebody” gained significant traction, appearing in multiple television shows and advertisements, while his cover of Ben E. King’s “Stand by Me” was featured in the blockbuster film “Power Rangers.”

In 2019, Bootstraps released his second original LP, “Demo Love,” which was praised for its storytelling and atmospheric sound. The album’s singles, including “Evergreen” and “Whenever You’re Around,” received positive reviews and showcased Beckett’s ability to craft emotionally resonant music. With a growing discography and a reputation for captivating performances, Bootstraps continues to be a prominent figure in the contemporary music landscape.