Today, we’re sitting down with Jordan Young, a powerhouse drummer whose dynamic approach bridges the tradition of jazz with fresh, modern influences. A Detroit native, Jordan cut his teeth playing everything from rock and metal to jazz before diving deep into the art of swing. His journey has taken him from the University of Michigan to Juilliard, where he studied under the great Wynton Marsalis. His latest album, Jazz Jukebox (Posi-Tone, 2016), showcases his signature blend of groove-heavy organ jazz, featuring Brian Charette, Matt Chertkoff, and Nick Hempton. With influences ranging from Jimmy Smith and Jack McDuff to the Beatles and ’70s TV soundtracks, Jordan’s music speaks to both jazz purists and modern listeners alike. (This interview was cut short due to a power outage.)

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