family jordan

From their psych-country beginnings in Super Nobody Group from Nowhere (2015) and Holy Smokes (2016), to the profound, intimate balladry of Homo Exotica (2019), the homegrown sound of Big Grass (2021) introduces alt-country to the ever-expanding songbook of Family Jordan, whilst solidifying the band as one of the forerunners in timeless folk music in Australia. Named after the caravan songwriter Jordan Rochfort resided in, 'Big Grass' is Family Jordan’s fourth album and first release on Holiday Maker Records. Dedicated to John Prine and featuring a cover of J.J. Cale's 'Crying Eyes' the album is the group's most direct exploration of their folk and country influences.

country · folk · rock