Iman Jordan is a singer/songwriter/producer whose artistry bridges music, community, and activism. He was recently awarded the Harry Belafonte Best Song for Social Change Award at the 2025 Grammys. Featured in Billboard, Highsnobiety and GayTimes Magazine, his work has also landed on popular Spotify playlists like Fresh Finds, Study Break, Anti Pop, Frequency, and Out Now. His music has soundtracked Showtime’s The Chi, ABC’s Station 19, and the upcoming Jodie, the Daria spin-off animated movie. A sought-after songwriter, Iman has written for Rihanna (“Desperado”), Jazmine Sullivan, Alicia Keys, The Internet, and contributed to DJDS’ “No Pain” featuring Khalid, Charlie Wilson, and Charlotte Day Wilson, as well as multiple tracks for the hit TV series Empire.

 

Raised in Cincinnati, OH, in a musically inclined family, Iman’s journey reflects the meaning of his name, “Faith.” “It’s the hero’s journey—the journey to understand oneself,” he says. “It’s the revelation of how complete I’ve always been, even when I forgot it.” His latest singles, “Deliver” and “War,” offer powerful reflections on today’s sociopolitical climate, calling for unity, dialogue, and healing amidst division and conflict.

 

Beyond music, Iman is deeply engaged in merging art with social impact. He has collaborated with initiatives like Joy To The Polls and ProGeorgia’s Women of Color Initiative to 

promote civic engagement and community empowerment.

 

Through themes of self-love, acceptance, redemption, and transcendence, Iman Jordan’s music tells a story that resonates far beyond the stage, marking the rise of a timeless, transformative artist.