Jodie Langford

Jodie Langford began as an unapologetically Northern spoken word artist with a unique and passionate message who quickly became the go-to voice for the youth within her hometown of Hull, exposing the injustice and plight of young people across the city and further across the nation. After her long running involvement with high profile agencies, festivals and arts organisations, Jodie began to turn her talents towards the music industry looking for a wider audience to spread her message. Coupled with her unique voice comes an incredible talent to turn observations of the world around her and her personal experiences into relatable, dry and often funny lyrical content that tackles everything from downing pints, dead-end jobs, the government’s treatment of young people to more personal relationship issues. Her message is universal and everyone can find something to latch on to in each of her songs. Her debut release ‘I Miss It’ dealt with the feelings everyone shared after being cooped up inside during the Covid lockdowns, the silly things we all missed on nights out with your mates and it became an instant hit garnering plays on BBC 6 Music. Jodie continues to write new music in her unique way, never afraid to expose herself or call out the powers that be and has become a force of nature when she performs live, providing audiences with ferocious, confident, thought-provoking shows and has been described as one of Hull’s best new artists to keep an eye on.