Seth Jordan

Seth Jordan was born on July 16, 1975, in Queens, New York, USA. He embarked on a career in music, becoming recognized primarily for his work as a composer and within music departments for film productions. Jordan’s professional journey includes significant involvement in film projects such as “The Backyard” (2002), where he served as a composer. He continued his compositional work on the short film “Redemption” (2004).

In 2012, Jordan further expanded his film credits by contributing to “Falling…” in the capacity of assistant music supervisor. His work demonstrates a consistent engagement with the film industry, focusing on the creation and supervision of musical scores and soundscapes. Beyond his film endeavors, Jordan, also known as SJ, returned to the United States in 1998 and began collaborating with keyboardist and producer Igor Len, who had previously produced Neal Schon’s “Electric World.” This collaboration marked another aspect of his musical career.

Throughout his career, Jordan has also maintained an online presence, showcasing his compositions and activities. He has an official artist’s website where he shares music, lyrics, and scores, indicating an ongoing commitment to his craft as a composer, producer, and songwriter. His professional roles have encompassed music creation, supervision, and collaboration, cementing his position in the music and film industries.