Patterson’s music is bolstered by her intensely soulful music partnerships. She worked closely with producer and long-time collaborator Eric Van Thyne on “Last”, “Win You”, and “Just My Friend”. “When it comes to working on music, he contains a clarity that is genuinely baffling at times,” Jordan states. The record also showcases some new faces such as John Debold (Vampire Weekend, Haim, Hozier) on “QDS”, Henry Kwapis (Dominic Fike, Dijon, Selena Gomez) on “Just My Friend”, as well as Parker and Marshall Mulherin on “Cinderella”. She worked closely with Kali Flanagan of Superfan on the EP, and she credits much of the meticulous craftsmanship of the project to his rigorous attention to detail. “He’s completely aware of what is happening. There’s no hiding with him, but it’s life-affirming; it’s like, oh, I’m alive.” Flanagan puts it plainly: “Jordan is an artist who is so visibly secure in her prowess and vision as a songwriter, producer, and collector, which makes collaboration feel like an open expanse and playground for me and her other contributors to run free.” She also collaborated with Clyde Crooks on “Last” and “Win You”, and he brings a ferocity to Jordan’s music that completely enhances the unfetteredness of the record. “The resistance that plagues most artists is simply not present in her. She was born free. This is evident the moment you enter her musical kingdom,” says Crooks.