Ordley

Ordley has made a mark in the electronic and dance music scene with a range of tracks that resonate well with fans. Songs like “maybe” and “My Heart, I” stand out, showcasing catchy beats and memorable hooks. “on our own” and “4EVA” keep the energy flowing, making them popular choices in playlists and at live shows.

Other notable tracks include “we're the last to leave,” which captures a sense of community, and “hold on to you,” a song that many connect with. The smooth vibe of “ur love” and the upbeat rhythm of “Be There 4 U” add to the variety in Ordley’s catalog. “sorryimlate” and “ineedu” further illustrate the artist's ability to create tracks that appeal to a wide audience. Each song contributes to a distinctive sound that fans have come to enjoy.

Ordley's latest single, "Back 2 Me (2025)," showcases a blend of rhythmic beats and catchy hooks that appeal to fans of electronic and dance music. Following this release, "ineedu (2025)" brings a different vibe, featuring a more introspective sound while maintaining a solid dance floor energy.

The track "4EVA (2025)" continues to explore themes of connection and longing, incorporating layered synths that create an engaging atmosphere. Lastly, "My Heart, I (2025)" rounds out this collection, offering a reflective moment that merges melodic elements with driving bass lines. Each song contributes to Ordley’s evolving sound, keeping listeners engaged and eager for what’s next.

Ordley has made notable appearances at several key festivals, including the Reading and Leeds Festivals. These events have provided a platform for their energetic sets, attracting a diverse crowd. At Reading, Ordley delivered a performance that resonated well with festival-goers, showcasing a blend of electronic beats that kept the audience engaged.

In addition to these festivals, Ordley has also played at various local venues in Burleigh Heads. These shows often highlight their connection to the community and allow for a more intimate experience with fans. The mix of larger festival stages and smaller local gigs has helped establish Ordley as a consistent presence in the electronic music scene.

Other performances include spots at events like Beyond the Valley and Splendour in the Grass, where their engaging sound continues to draw attention. Each appearance contributes to their growing reputation and solidifies their place in the electronic music landscape.

Ordley has engaged in notable collaborations that showcase a blend of styles and influences. One standout track is “My Heart, I,” featuring Dillistone. This collaboration merges their talents into a cohesive electronic sound that resonates with listeners.

Another interesting project is “NANi - Ordley's Going Out Out Remix,” where Ordley puts a fresh spin on Saweetie's original. This remix brings a new energy to the dance floor, appealing to fans of both artists.

Lastly, the “on our own - 2touch remix” highlights Ordley's knack for reimagining existing tracks. Working with 2touch, this remix adds a unique flavor, making it a compelling addition to their discography. Each collaboration reflects a different aspect of Ordley's musical approach, contributing to the evolving landscape of electronic and dance music.