Renowned rock singer Sass Jordan, who hails from Montreal and had a successful career spanning nearly four decades, has passed away at the age of 65. The news was confirmed by family spokesperson Eric Alper, who mentioned that Jordan was surrounded by loved ones at the time of her passing. The cause of her death has not been disclosed.
Described as a unique force of nature and a source of light and joy, Jordan rose to fame with the release of her debut album, “Tell Somebody,” in 1988. The following year, she clinched the Juno Award for the most promising female vocalist. Her second album, “Racine,” released in 1992, featured popular tracks like “Make You a Believer.”
Throughout her career, Jordan received multiple nominations for the Juno Award for best female vocalist and also served as a judge on all six seasons of the reality TV show “Canadian Idol.”
Born on December 23, 1960, in Birmingham, England, Jordan was raised in Montreal. Geoff Kulawick, the former president of Stony Plain Records, praised her as a courageous and talented individual. Her last two albums, “Rebel Moon Blues” (2020) and “Bitches Blues” (2022), were recorded with her husband Derek Sharp under Stony Plains.
Kulawick commended Jordan’s exceptional voice and emotional connection with her audience, which garnered her a strong fan base. Derek Downham, a Canadian producer and songwriter, fondly recalled his interactions with Jordan, highlighting her humor and warmth. Downham expressed deep sorrow at the loss, emphasizing the void left by Jordan’s infectious laughter.
As a trailblazer for women in rock music, Jordan paved the way for others in a predominantly male-dominated industry. Downham acknowledged the challenges she faced and praised her resilience in breaking through barriers.
Remembered as an inspiration to aspiring artists, Jordan’s legacy is one of love and leadership in the music industry. Her impact on the rock genre and her unwavering passion for connecting with fans will be cherished by many.
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