Jordan Darty: An Attorney and Artist That Is Currently Reinventing The Term Go-Getter
Jan 20, 2022
Los Angeles, California Jan 20, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Jordan Darty, owner of Team Litty is a rise Recording Artist and Attorney from North Carolina. The brand Team Litty Consists of Jordan Darty, Pj Clyburn, and Keyon Harris. Each person brings in their own set of skills to the team. They thrive alongside one another. Jordan Darty is a North Carolina Attorney who practices law at The Darty Law Firm, PLLC in his hometown Statesville, North Carolina. After playing football at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and graduating in 2014 he decided to pursue other ventures of interest within his life. He followed in his father's footsteps and attended a school of law. In 2016 is when he attended Charlotte School of Law. Unfortunately, the school closed down and he transferred to a new school called Lincoln Memorial University located in Knoxville, Tennessee. After graduating in 2019 and passing the NC Bar Exam later in 2020 he began working at a family law firm.
Although Jordan is an attorney, that does not stop one of his other passions. Music. While attending UNC-Chapel Hill he was both recording and writing. Music was therapeutic for him. Since pursuing music for more than just a hobby he has released a new mixtape every year since 2019. Every release shows a different stage of his life during that time period. This year he is focused on an EP titled "Love Lies & Lust". This project brings back the real R&B feeling. Jordan uses samples from Brandy's "Down For You", Neyo's "Sick" and many others that cater to each specific track. He states " In my biased opinion, the songs should be listened to in order to get the emotional roller coaster feeling". This project is set to drop this February so mark your calendars.
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