S.A.M.A. award winning artist Ed Jordan has been at the forefront of the South African Entertainment scene for more than 15 years. He's energetic, dynamic and passionate about what he does, be it Music, T.V. or Radio.

Ed has been a recording artists since 1991, and has been unstoppable ever since supporting internationals acts including CROWDED HOUSE, BRYAN FERRY, HOOTIE AND THE BLOWFISH and RONAN KEATING, releasing 4 albums, hosting TV and radio shows and being a proud affiliate to children’s edutainment.

His second studio album "HEAR ME HOWLING" was released in 1996 winning him a S.A.M.A. It featured the smash hit "ALWAYS". His third CD "CRAZY" featured the hits "CRAZY", "YOUR MAN", "TO HAVE AND TO HOLD" and "WHERE DID I GO WRONG".

In the late 90's he joined M-net's hugely popular "SUPER SATURDAY". The show subsequently had a spin-off in the form of Super Saturday-the album, released through David Gresham Records.

Among other achievements, Ed Jordan has presented The Wedding Show, been a judge on 2002’s Popstars, presented the Live And Switched On Breakfast Show on Kaya FM, and more recently, the hit game show, “Deal Or No Deal”

Ed has performed all over the world from London to Hong Kong, touring Taiwan and Southern Africa. One of his highlights was performing in front of a crowd of 35 000 people for NELSON MANDELA and PRINCE CHARLES for the PRINCES TRUST.

With 4 albums already under his belt, 2007 sees Ed back in the studio and releasing a new album, “Tonight” to be launched in October 2007.

Zesty media personality, award-winning songwriter/singer, actor, pianist and dynamic performer, Ed Jordan has been at the forefront of the local music scene, creating instantly memorable pop songs and entertaining crowds for over fifteen years. Most recently, you’ll recall him as a judge onthe popular Popstars in 2002andpresenting television’s The Wedding Show in 2003/4.

“Pop songs, even if they are of the moment, can be brilliant if written, performed and produced properly,” says Ed and he definitely knows what he’s on about. His 1997 album, Hear Me Howling, incorporated everything from love ballads, to straight-ahead pop, textured tunes and even some dance beats, and won a SAMA award. For thousands of his fans, Always, a homegrown wedding ballad from that album has had lasting impact on many lives. “I’ve been flown around the entire country to sing that song at weddings,” Ed says.  And then there’s African Christmas, an inspired piece of music, written for all South Africans that has become a Christmas staple. Crazy, an album brimming with well-known tracks was also extremely successful, as was the remix album recorded at London studios.

One of the country’s best-loved performers, Ed, who has an Honours Degree in Dramatic Art, spent a year co-writing the highly successful musical play Love, Crime and Johannesburg with Malcolm Purkey. He’s acted on stage and screen, and presented both television programmes and radio. Not to mention performing gigs just before Hootie & The Blowfish, Crowded House and stripping down to just himself and a piano, when supporting Bryan Ferry in SA. Ed’s six-month stint co-hosting Jeremy Mansfield’s breakfast show on Highveld Stereo also had an impact. “I spent six months writing jingles and bits of music for Jeremy,” he says. This led to his successful Mansfield album, BEER-YA-TI-FUL. He also joined Neil Andrews and his team on Super Saturday as ‘Musical Mystro’.