JordanLivinGood follows Prototype with a DJ tool that already shows its repeat value

DJs who caught Prototype will find the pace quicker here, but the logic is the same: a vocal-led Hip House cut that holds up under repeated spins. One listener has already logged 29 plays in a week, pushing the repeat rate past thirteen percent—a number that usually signals a record migrating from inbox listens into USB rotation. JordanLivinGood keeps the arrangement direct, letting the vocal do the heavy lifting while the rhythm section stays tight enough to mix out of almost anything.