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ARDN celebrates new Capitol Records signing with a 'Plain Jane'

ARDN celebrates new Capitol Records signing with a 'Plain Jane'

Sometimes a fire anthem just hits right. That’s the case when it comes to hip-hop artist ARDN and his new ‘Plain Jane.’ But I’m getting ahead of myself - it’s a celebration for him with the new Capitol Records signing.

ARDN signs with Capitol Records and drops ‘Plain Jane’

The signing news is huge for the rap rookie but what’s even more exciting is how much content he has on deck to bless the world with.

Today, rising rapper ARDN announces his signing to Capitol Records and marks the occasion by releasing his remarkable major label debut single “Plain Jane.” With its silky smooth flow and raw, autobiographical lyrics, the track encapsulates the appeal that has made the South African-born, Canada-bred artist one of the most respected and popular new artists. “Plain Jane” is the first taste of ARDN’s forthcoming EP, The Bronze Age.

In many ways, “Plain Jane” doubles as a statement of intent. On it, ARDN demonstrates his melodic delivery and nimble wordplay (“I came here to make a killing and I do it broad day”) and underlines that he’s willing to work harder than anyone else in hip-hop. “Plain jane, plain jane, n****s ain’t nothin’ but the same thing,” he sings on the chorus over a driving guitar line and horns. “Sun went down and the rain came, but I maintain, gotta maintain.” 

Influenced by the likes of J.Cole, Smino, and Anderson .Paak, ARDN got his big break when a snippet of “Til The Morning” went viral on TikTok in 2022. Since then, the newcomer has garnered more than 10 million TikTok views and soundtracked over 240K “creates.” His music quickly spread across the internet and ARDN now boasts more than 345K monthly Spotify listeners as well as more than 22 million total streams across platforms. 

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