Jourden Releases 90s-Inspired Music Video for “Minerals”

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Rising artist Jourden debuts the “Minerals” music video, celebrating Brooklyn and her debut EP Straight, No Chase.

Jourden, the rising singer, songwriter, and rapper, has unveiled the music video for her track “Minerals.” Directed by Fonz Bernard, the video is now available to watch and highlights her Brooklyn roots through stunning visuals. The song is featured on her debut EP, Straight, No Chase, released earlier this year via RCA Records.

The video, shot at the Williamsburg Bridge in New York City, brings a 90s vibe that aligns with the nostalgic energy of the track. Showcasing city landmarks such as bodegas, skyscrapers, and urban lights, the video ties the spirit of Brooklyn into the essence of the song. GRAMMY-winning producer CARDOGOTWINGS, who produced “Minerals,” makes a special guest appearance, further enhancing the video’s impact.

Jourden’s debut EP, Straight, No Chase, is a fusion of hip-hop, neo-soul, and alt-R&B, demonstrating her unique style and reverence for the pioneers who shaped these genres. Featuring standout tracks like “Flow” and “Tryin’ To Play Me,” the project also includes collaborations with renowned producers such as Cardo, Latrell James, and DJ Khalil.

With over 3.5 million streams worldwide and growing acclaim for her poetic lyricism, Jourden continues to make her mark in the music world. The release of “Minerals” is just the beginning of what the artist has in store.

Stream the music video for “Minerals” now and witness the vibrant creativity of Jourden.