Toby Gad and Angelina Jordan Unveil Sexy Sultry Jazzy Piano Diaries Rendition of their latest Hit “Bad Valentine”

Toby Gad & Angelina Jordan

Renowned songwriter and producer Toby Gad, celebrated for his GRAMMY-winning hits like John Legend’s “All of Me,” Beyoncé’s “If I Were A Boy,” and Fergie’s “Big Girls Don’t Cry,” has joined forces once again with the remarkable 18-year-old talent Angelina Jordan. They have released the piano diaries version of their soulful hit “Bad Valentine,” which dropped on October 4. This reimagined rendition serves as the lead single from Toby’s upcoming album, PIANO DIARIES VOL. 2, now available across all digital streaming platforms.

The “Piano Diaries Version” of “Bad Valentine” captures the unique chemistry between Gad and Jordan, offering a soulful, stripped-down arrangement that highlights Angelina’s distinctive raspy contralto voice. Accompanied by minimalist piano and cinematic strings, this version allows her powerful vocals to truly shine. With a history of impactful collaborations and a growing fanbase, this rendition is set to become a favorite for the fall, reinforcing the partnership between Toby Gad and Angelina Jordan as one of the most compelling in contemporary music.

Toby Gad expressed his excitement about working with Angelina, stating, “At just 18, Angelina Jordan has a once-in-a-decade voice that evokes the spirit of Amy Winehouse and Adele. It’s rare to find such a powerful talent both on stage and in the studio.” The duo recently captivated audiences at Angelina’s concert at the historic Alex Theater in Glendale, CA, on September 20, performing “Bad Valentine” alongside a moving rendition of Toby’s “All of Me,” which earned a standing ovation.

The “Piano Diaries Version” of “Bad Valentine” is the first single from Toby’s forthcoming album, PIANO DIARIES VOL. 2, following his recently released PIANO DIARIES – THE HITS. This previous album transformed some of his biggest hits into emotive piano-vocal masterpieces, featuring artists like Victoria Justice, Keke Palmer, Aloe Blacc, Johnny Orlando, Louisa Johnson, and Angelina Jordan herself.

Angelina Jordan first captured hearts by winning Norway’s Got Talent at age 7 and later became a sensation on America’s Got Talent at 14. Now at 18, she is poised to become a global icon, showcasing her talent on stages worldwide—from the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony to Quincy Jones’ 85th birthday celebration at the O2 Arena in London. Her performance of “Bohemian Rhapsody” at AGT Champions gained widespread recognition, racking up hundreds of millions of views. Acclaimed by outlets like Time, Variety, CNN, and BBC, her “powerful vocals” have amassed over 4 billion views online.

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