Hunter Jordan Unveils New Single “Smoke,” Ahead of Collaborative Debut EP HOMETOWN HEROES Dropping Oct. 31st

Kyla Pearson

“Smoke” official cover art. PC: James Kelley Design
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE– NASHVILLE, TN (OCT. 24TH, 2025)– Today, rising Nashville-based contemporary country artist Hunter Jordan released his latest offering, “Smoke,” featuring longtime collaborator & tourmate, Hunter Chastain. Produced by Jacob Lutz (song cuts with Corey Kent, Zach John King & Drake White) and written by Ethan Willis, Garrett Biggs (“Momma Didn’t Raise No”), Sam Johnson and Hunter himself, the country-rock anthem will leave listeners feeling amped up and proud of their hometown roots. Speaking about “Smoke” and inviting Chastain to be on the track, he shares,
 
“Hunter Chastain felt like the perfect fit for ‘Smoke.’ We both are big Brantley Gilbert fans, so we channelled our own kind of country-rock through the song.”

Listen to “Smoke” HERE

“Smoke” is also the fourth track released ahead of Hunter’s upcoming debut EP, HOMETOWN HEROES. Each track features independent talent based in and around Nashville, highlighting Hunter’s collaborative spirit and support for his peers. The fifth and final track will be released along with the complete EP one week from today, on Oct. 31st. Speaking more about the project, he shares,
 
“I pieced together the best artists I could find.” He continues, “I wanted to find a way to bring myself and their music together to create something awesome that would give us a platform.” Adding, “This is HOMETOWN HEROES Vol. 1, so my hope is that we’ll do other volumes as time goes by.”
 
Hunter recently surpassed 4.1 M+ digital streams in his career discography and had a viral Instagram Reel for his single “LIKE YOU STILL LOVE ME,” with 1 M+ views & counting. With more in store for fans for the remainder of 2025 and an eventful 2026 ahead, Hunter Jordan continues to prove to be a name to watch.
Nashville’s own “Street Cowboy” Hunter Jordan. PC: Luis Ernesto/Luis Visuals

ABOUT HUNTER JORDAN

Known as the “Street Cowboy of Country,” Hunter Jordan describes himself as a country boy who is a little rough around the edges. Hunter’s sound reflects his diverse influences, blending the soul of country music with the rebellious spirit of rock and the rhythm of hip-hop. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Hunter is preparing for the release of his upcoming collaborative debut EP, HOMETOWN HEROES, which will be available on all major streaming platforms on Oct. 31st.. From Morgan Wallen’s modern to George Strait’s traditional sounds and from Hardy rock to Jordan Davis’ pop vibes, Hunter has a range of vocal and songwriting abilities which shine through in his music.
 
With compelling storytelling, heartfelt melodies, and an authentic country sound, Hunter Jordan’s latest project stands out as a fresh voice in today’s music scene. His “Street Cowboy” identity blends country, rock, and hip-hop influences, creating a unique style that resonates with fans of all three genres. Beyond the music, Hunter’s commitment to sharing his vulnerability through songwriting reflects a deeper mission: to connect with listeners who, like him, may struggle to express their emotions verbally. He aims to inspire others to open up and find comfort in music as a form of self-expression and connection in an increasingly disconnected world. 
 
Hunter Jordan makes music because he loves it. For him, music is more than just a career; it’s a genuine expression of his passion and creativity. Hunter’s long-term goal is to build a music career that allows him to provide for his future wife and family, not just financially, but with the kind of fulfilment that comes from living out his dreams.

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