Are We Bad or Just Feared? The Kyle Jordan Project Drops Their Most Defiant Anthem Yet!

Fresh off being named one of the most promising artists on Groover—ranking in the top 1% out of 450,000 members—The Kyle Jordan Project is back with Bad, a modern rock anthem dripping with defiance and raw intensity.

A song for the misunderstood, Bad captures the untamed spirit of an outsider—misjudged, feared, and refusing to conform. With a thunderous instrumental backdrop and a gripping vocal performance, the track blurs the line between villainy and independence, forcing the question: Are we bad, or are we just what they fear?

As The Kyle Jordan Project continues to gain traction with growing radio play and undeniable industry buzz, Bad stands as their boldest statement yet. If you’ve ever felt like the world was against you, this might just be your new anthem.

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Biography

The Kyle Jordan Project is a modern rock band based in Victoria, B.C., Canada, delivering raw, fearless, and connected music. Officially formed in January 2025, the trio features Kyle Jordan May (background vocals, guitars, drums), Greg Van Kerkhof (lead vocals, bass), and Erick Gerber (vocals, guitars, synth). The band emerged from Kyle’s journey of resilience following a brain tumor diagnosis, with songwriting becoming a key outlet during recovery. Kyle connected with Greg, a progressive metal musician, who introduced Erick from the band Red Helen.

Their music blends modern rock influences, combining raw emotion and storytelling with the grit of bands like Royal Blood and The Glorious Sons. Their latest single, Demons, stayed on global radio charts for eight weeks, peaking at #7 on the Worldwide Rock Charts. Known for its haunting melodies and anthemic chorus, the track resonates deeply with themes of struggle and triumph.

Inspired by a wide array of genres—from blues and Americana to modern pop and progressive metal—the band cites influences like Led Zeppelin, Janis Joplin, Killswitch Engage, and Billie Eilish. Proudly endorsed by Godin Guitars and signed to SODEH Records, The Kyle Jordan Project continues to push boundaries, crafting unique and powerful songs with plans for a 2026 tour.

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