jordy searcy

Jordy Searcy is an American singer-songwriter based in Nashville, Tennessee, known for his indie pop, folk pop, and pop rock music. After gaining national recognition through a competitive run on season 7 of NBC’s ‘The Voice’ in 2014, Jordy Searcy, coached by Pharrell Williams and Alicia Keys, delivered a debut performance that garnered an estimated 12.94 million viewers. This breakthrough followed the release of his self-titled debut music project in 2013. Following his successful run on the show, Searcy relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, establishing himself as a prolific singer-songwriter known for his indie pop, folk pop, and pop rock music.

Searcy further showcased his compositional talents by contributing as a composer to Ben Rector’s song ‘Wonderful World,’ released in September 2022. Most recently in 2024, Jordy Searcy was commissioned to write and be featured in the original song ‘Colors’ for the film ‘Harold and the Purple Crayon.’ His persistent touring continued with a 23-show US Fall Tour in 2024. Across his career, Searcy’s discography boasts four studio albums, one extended play, and multiple singles, solidifying his reputation as a versatile artist and songwriter.