Jordan Tariff Reflects on Life’s Pace With “Existing”

Rating: 5 out of 5.

Jordan Tariff explores the balance between ambition and appreciation on “Existing.”

Jordan Tariff returns with “Existing,” a single that leans into introspection and emotional honesty. Known for crafting songs that feel personal yet broadly relatable, Tariff uses this release to explore the quiet tension between ambition and appreciation.

The production begins with a delicate, stripped-back arrangement led by soft piano notes that feel almost hesitant, as if testing the emotional waters. As the track progresses, it gradually opens up into a warmer, more vibrant soundscape, introducing brighter elements that mirror a shift in perspective. This evolution gives the song a sense of movement, like stepping out of a dim room into sunlight.

Vocally, Tariff delivers a performance that feels unfiltered, with a slightly rough, scratchy texture that enhances the song’s vulnerability. His lyrics reflect a familiar internal struggle: constantly searching for the next milestone rather than embracing what already exists. There’s a conversational quality to his delivery, making the message feel grounded rather than overly polished.

By the time “Existing” reaches its final moments, it leaves behind a gentle reminder about slowing down and living in the present. It’s the kind of track that might make listeners rethink their endless to-do lists… or at least stare at them a little differently before ignoring half of them anyway.




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