Few albums were as widely acclaimed last year as Rochelle Jordan's Through The Wall.The 36-year-old Toronto singer's third album blended house, soul, R&B and electro, and to say the response has been gratifying is an understatement."I'm just sitting back shocked about the whole entire experience," Jordan says from Washington state, where she's taking some rare respite among the trees before touring Australia next week."I was just like, 'I hope everyone gets it, but more than anything, I hope that I can look back on this and it [can] be something that I'm extremely proud of.'"Jordan admits that sometimes she doesn't even try to enjoy her own work, she is so focused on what's coming next."Sometimes I'm very tortured," Jordan considers."I'll put out a project and I won't look back, because I'm someone that just wants to look forward so much It's really cool."Jordan has spent a lot of time thinking about her relationship with her own music