Draft:DJ Jord-E

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Jordan Eves, born on May 4, 1985, and widely recognised by his aliases DJ Jord-E and evsjordan, is a multifaceted British artist who has made a significant mark in the music and digital art scenes. Primarily known as an occasional DJ and music producer, Jordan gained notable recognition for his release, "Rave After Midnight," which has become a standout track in his repertoire. Beyond his musical endeavors, Jordan is a pioneering digital artist who leverages artificial intelligence (AI) and crypto blockchain networks to create and showcase his artworks. This unique blend of technology and creativity not only sets him apart in the industry but also reflects his forward-thinking approach to art and music.

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^ "Beats and Bytes: DJ Jord-E's Journey into Minting Art". The Rochdale Valiant. Retrieved 15 January 2025.

[Beats_and_Bytes:_DJ_Jord-E's_Journey_into_Minting_Art-1] "Beats and Bytes: DJ Jord-E's Journey into Minting Art". The Rochdale Valiant. Retrieved 15 January 2025.

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