Canadian Songwriters Hall Of Fame Inductee Marc Jordan Announces Spring Creative Renaissance: New Authorized Biography, Audiophile Collection, And Ontario Tour

Marc Jordan, the visionary Brooklyn-born, Toronto-raised singer-songwriter whose work has defined the landscape of popular music for over fifty years, today announces a multi-dimensional celebration of his storied career. With the release of his authorized biography, Rhythm of My Heart, a chart-topping audiophile collection, and an intimate series of live performances, Jordan continues to expand his legacy as one of the most essential voices in the musical canon.

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Central to this season’s activity is the launch of Rhythm of My Heart: The Authorized Biography of Marc Jordan, penned by acclaimed author and musician Don Breithaupt. On Sunday, April 19, Jordan and Breithaupt will host an official launch event at Hugh’s Room Live in Toronto. The afternoon promises an unprecedented deep dive into the life of a songwriter whose compositions have sold over 35 million units, exploring his artistic evolution from the “slick, slippery” West Coast sound of the late seventies to his recent, critically acclaimed orchestral masterworks.

The biography offers a vivid window into Jordan’s unique creative process, including his “savant-like” ability to visualize music in three dimensions—a gift he cultivated while navigating profound dyslexia. The song serves as the heartbeat of a narrative that celebrates redemption through art and the unwavering dedication to the craft of songwriting.

Simultaneously, Jordan is captivating the audiophile community with the release of Marc Jordan: The Collection on the 2xHD Fusion label. Already storming the high-definition streaming charts—reaching #3 on ProStudioMasters and the Top 10 on NativeDSD—the album utilizes a sophisticated remastering process that blends digital precision with the harmonic warmth of analog. Produced by the legendary Lou Pomanti, the collection reimagines classic Jordan material in a lush, soft-jazz environment, allowing listeners to hear subtle textures and spatial cues with newfound clarity.

The celebration of Jordan’s “Renaissance Man” status continues Friday, April 24, at The Rosedale Centre, where Marc will join fellow Juno nominee Amy Sky for an intimate concert and art show. This event highlights Jordan’s prowess as a visual artist, featuring an exhibition of his unique Flattmuzik Paintings. The evening will showcase the duo’s individual hits and stunning duets from their celebrated album He Sang She Sang, offering fans a rare glimpse into the intersection of their personal and professional creative lives.

Looking toward the summer, Jordan will take these stories and sounds on the road for a select June Tour across Ontario theatres. Accompanied by a stellar ensemble of musicians—including Lou Pomanti (piano), Rich Moore (bass), Kevan McKenzie (drums), and Mark Lalama (accordion/keyboards)—these performances will render each song as a cinematic, autobiographical experience. As Bonnie Raitt once remarked, “When I sing a Marc Jordan song, it’s hard to make it sound as good as when he sings it himself.”

From the halls of the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame to the cutting edge of audiophile technology, Marc Jordan remains at the height of his expressive power. Whether through the written word, the painted canvas, or the perfectly crafted pop song, Jordan continues to whisk listeners off to another world, blurred between the lines of jazz, pop, and pure poetic delivery.

UPCOMING EVENTS & TOUR DATES:

Book Launch: Rhythm of My Heart