Jordan Pruitt
Singer-songwriter, 'Jump to the Rhythm'
Born
May 19th, 1991
33 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Born in 1991, this American singer-songwriter gained prominence with the release of the debut album 'Jump to the Rhythm' in 2007. The album featured the title track, which showcased a pop sound and reached a young audience. In addition to her solo work, collaborations with various artists and songwriters contributed to a growing career in the music industry. Pruitt also participated in television competitions that expanded her visibility to a wider audience.
Released the album 'Jump to the Rhythm'
Participated in 'The Voice' competition
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