Jordan Corey Finds the Essence of Love on “Feel Me (Stripped)”

Jordan Corey leans into warmth and intimacy on “Feel Me (Stripped),” a neo-soul record that feels like sunlight after a long season of waiting. Recorded live in Los Angeles with Allee Futterer on bass and Jason Goldstein on keys, the track is built on organic musicianship and emotional clarity. Corey’s vocals float through the arrangement with ease, creating the kind of softness that makes the song feel both personal and expansive.

 

Rather than focusing on romance in the conventional sense, “Feel Me (Stripped)” reaches for something deeper. The song reflects on love as an essence, a steady force that cannot be lost because it lives within us. That perspective gives the record a calming, restorative quality, making it feel ideal for slow mornings, spring afternoons, and quiet moments with people who matter.

 

With over a decade of experience in songwriting and vocal work, Jordan Corey continues to show how subtlety can carry immense weight. “Feel Me (Stripped)” is gentle, soulful, and deeply felt track.