Envi Jordan lets loose on explosive dance-pop anthem ‘WooHoo’
Seattle-based pop artist Envi Jordan throws caution spectacularly to the wind on ‘WooHoo’, a huge, euphoric dance-pop single built for nights when overthinking simply isn't invited.
Following the more vulnerable ‘Somebody To Love’, the new track flips the emotional script completely. Pounding kick drums, surging synths and chaotic electronic builds provide the backdrop for Jordan's commanding vocals, transforming romantic uncertainty into pure escapism.
Inspired by the cheeky ‘WooHoo’ euphemism from The Sims, the song captures the freedom of abandoning the search for something serious and embracing attraction purely for the fun of it. For Jordan, dance music provides an opportunity to escape his own thoughts, reset and enjoy the moment.
That energy spills into an accompanying video co-directed with Jay Jackson, filmed around Seattle locations including Pike Place and featuring choreography created by Jordan himself.
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