It’s undeniable that singers make an emotional connection with listeners through their vocals and songs, but songwriters can’t be overlooked; they add an emotional touch through words. Jordan Schmidt, a multi-platinum songwriter from the United States, is one of the many creative music industry professionals who has written lyrics or produced hit songs for a variety of performers.

Schmidt’s love, which began when he picked up the guitar at the age of ten, became a career once he moved to Nashville, Tennessee in the early 2010s. With music credits in a variety of TV series and commercials, he decided to pursue songwriting full-time. Jordan has written songs for Billy Currington, Granger Smith, Kane Brown, Mitchell Tenpenny, Jamestown Story, Nick Fradiani, and a slew of other artists.

Jordan Schmidt’s net worth in 2021

Schmidt amassed a substantial sum of money and renown as a songwriter and music producer over the course of a decade. In 2021, the If The Boot Fits songwriter, who is in his 30s, is expected to have a net worth of $900,000. Furthermore, since its debut in September 2013, the co-founder of WeVolve Music, along with his brother Dane, has made a respectable profit from the company.

While the exact value of the Tree Vibez Music agreement has yet to be determined, it is rumored to be in the millions of dollars. In addition, his expanding influence and charisma in the industry is a sign of long-term success. A songwriter in the United States earns an average of $51,634 a year.

The American songwriter has been based in Nashville since relocating there at the age of 24, yet he has not updated on his property holdings yet. A single-bedroom apartment will set you back $1,530 per month in rent.

Jordan Schmidt was born on this date and in this location

Schmidt is from Duluth, Minnesota, and is the songwriter of the critically praised track What Ifs. He was born on February 26, 1988, and as of 2021, he is 33 years old. Jordan Schmidt is an American who currently resides in Nashville.

While the music producer keeps a quiet profile when it comes to his parents, he collaborates with his vocalist brother Dane Schmidt, better known by his stage name Jamestown Story. Their shared passion for music led them to Nashville, which has been dubbed the “Capital of the World for Live Music Performances and Music Festivals.”

Early Music Industry Enthusiasm

Schmidt has always loved music, but it wasn’t until he was ten years old that he tried his hand at songwriting with his guitar. Before moving to College Park, Maryland in 2006, the future popular songwriter was a recorded local artist at the age of 16. As a result, the American music engineer began working as an assistant for Platinum-certified producer Matt Squire in order to perfect his skills.

CAPTION: Schmidt began recording local artist at the age of 16 before he went to Maryland to work under Matt Squire in the early 2010s(SOURCE: Discogs)

Jordan Schmidt worked as a producer and engineer for Jimmy Robbins, All Time Low (rock band), Skindred (heavy metal band), The Morning Light (pop-rock band), and Quietdrive after moving to Minneapolis, Minnesota, in his early twenties (band). He also started creating songs when he was the songwriter for his brother Jamestown Story’s EPs Jamestown Story, One Last Breath, and The Prologue.

Songwriting Credits & Collaborations

Jordan and his brother Dane Schmidt had already established themselves as sought-after Midwest producers by the 2010s, so they relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, in 2012 to establish WeVolve Music, a music production company.

For several years, in addition to syncs on TV episodes like NCIS: New Orleans, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, 16 and Pregnant, The Challenge, Bad Girls Club, Degrassi: The Next Generation, One Tree Hill, Ridiculousness, and others. In addition, ad deals with Coca-Cola, Mastercard, Adobe, Wayfair, and JetBlue boosted the Schmidt brothers’ portfolio and earnings.

CAPTION: Songwriter Jordan Schmidt who co-wrote famous songs such as Lights Come On, God’s Country & What Ifs signed with Tree Biz Line in 2015(SOURCE: Kool 101.7)

After signing a publishing deal with Tree Biz Line (established by Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard) in April 2015, the American music producer went full-time into songwriting.

As a co-writer on Jason Aldean’s Lights Come On (2016) and You Make It Easy (2018, Platinum-certified), Kane Brown’s What Ifs (2017, 6-time RIAA: Platinum), and Blake Shelton’s God’s Country, he received a lot of notice (2019, 3-time RIAA: Platinum).

In 2020, the latter song was nominated for a Grammy Award. Jordan Schmidt has written and produced songs for the following artists over the years:

• Hurricane’ by Nick Fradiani
• ‘Empty Whiskey Glass’ and ‘Happier’ by Rajiv Dhall
• ‘This Girl’ by Hunter Hayes
• Mitchell Tenpenny’s new album, “Telling All My Secrets,” is out now.
• Noah Schnacky’s EP ‘Noah Schnacky’ is out now.
• ‘Seaside’ by Billy Currington
• ‘This Is Us’ star Jimmie Allen
• ‘The Speed of Now: Part 1’ by Keith Urban

Does Jordan Schmidt Have A Wife?

The Duluth native is well-known for his work in country music songs, and he does his best to express and open up emotion through lyrics. And there’s no doubt that his career trajectory is an open book for music fans to be inspired by.

Schmidt, on the other hand, keeps a low profile in his personal life, keeping his Instagram account private. Furthermore, he rarely uses Twitter (@jordanmschmidt). Even if reports of his married life have circulated a few times, there is yet to be an official confirmation if he has a wife. In addition, no reports of his dating life or partner have ever surfaced in the public.