Jordan Rakei

“It’s more like a nice little solid writing room so I’ve got an original Juno-60 and a Prophet Rev 2... the 16-voice one, which is amazing. I’ve got a vocal chain that’s always set up in case I get any ideas; basically what I’d do as I was writing the songs is to sit on the chair with a U87 mic that goes into a Neve preamp clone made by BAE, which is amazing.

“So, the big things for me are an upright piano and a Fender Rhodes, which were my main songwriting points for Origin.

In an Instagram post, Jordan Rakei's Moog Grandmother synthesizer is visible in the background, suggesting its use in his creative process for the #asongfromnothing series.

In the YouTube video titled "Jordan Rakei - A Song From Nothing (#1 - Juno 60)," Jordan Rakei demonstrates his use of the Roland Juno-60 synthesizer in creating his music.

Per this photo, from a Nov 11, 2020 interview with Stampthewax, Jordan Rakei, aka Dan Kye, uses a Rev 2 Prophet '08 desktop module.

Per this photo, from a Nov 11, 2020 interview with Stampthewax, Jordan Rakei, aka Dan Kye, employs a Moog Matriarch in his studio.

In the attached video, Jordan is playing a live set including his Nord Piano 4. He starts playing it around 5:00 and the back is labeled and is shown several times throughout the video (the "-o 4" at the end of the name shown many times and the "pian-" clearly around 8:48).

In the attached video, Jordan starts playing the OB-6 around 10:18 in a live version of "Family", the first track from his new album. It's clearly labeled throughout the video.

In the YouTube video titled "What does my home recording studio look like?" by Jordan Rakei, he is seen using the UDO Audio Super Gemini at the 0:38 timestamp.