End Credits marks the first record released by Jonathon Ng under the alias … Read Full Bio ↴End Credits marks the first record released by Jonathon Ng under the alias EDEN, after his transition from
The Eden Project in 2015.
About two months after his name change announcement in April of 2015, the first single off the EP, “Nocturne”, was released in June. Along with the name change, Jonathon also announced that the EP would be available for free download though UK based label Seeking Blue Records. In July, the second single, “Gravity”, was released. The last song to be released was “End Credits”, which also came with an official music video.
In this EP, EDEN struggles with finding himself and coming to terms after heartbreak, and takes on many emotions that people face after a relationship’s end. He switches positions many times throughout the EP before the last song, torn between moving on from the relationship for a better future or holding on to the past. In the end, he decides to try and hold on, and to stop worrying about the past so he can make a brand new future with this girl.
The release of End Credits marked a significant transition sonically, with Jonathon moving from an EDM and dubstep type sound to a more glitchy, alternative R&B sound. The release of the EP also saw him become more interactive with his
fanbase, by establishing active social media accounts, revealing his identity and face, and giving interviews to various music outlets.
The EP also came with Jonathon’s first ever tour, albeit a bit delayed as it kicked off 7 months after its release, of which he performed his first ever live show to a large audience at a professional venue as an established, solo artist on March 22nd, 2016.
The End Credits EP is the last record released by Jonathon that was made available to download for free, and the last that did not have any physical music or merchandise come with its release.
The Eden Project in 2015.
About two months after his name change announcement in April of 2015, the first single off the EP, “Nocturne”, was released in June. Along with the name change, Jonathon also announced that the EP would be available for free download though UK based label Seeking Blue Records. In July, the second single, “Gravity”, was released. The last song to be released was “End Credits”, which also came with an official music video.
In this EP, EDEN struggles with finding himself and coming to terms after heartbreak, and takes on many emotions that people face after a relationship’s end. He switches positions many times throughout the EP before the last song, torn between moving on from the relationship for a better future or holding on to the past. In the end, he decides to try and hold on, and to stop worrying about the past so he can make a brand new future with this girl.
The release of End Credits marked a significant transition sonically, with Jonathon moving from an EDM and dubstep type sound to a more glitchy, alternative R&B sound. The release of the EP also saw him become more interactive with his
fanbase, by establishing active social media accounts, revealing his identity and face, and giving interviews to various music outlets.
The EP also came with Jonathon’s first ever tour, albeit a bit delayed as it kicked off 7 months after its release, of which he performed his first ever live show to a large audience at a professional venue as an established, solo artist on March 22nd, 2016.
The End Credits EP is the last record released by Jonathon that was made available to download for free, and the last that did not have any physical music or merchandise come with its release.
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End Credits
Eden Lyrics
02:09 Boy, you're in a hurry If you were lookin' at what…
Catch Me If You Can Of course I'm scared Would I be thinking straight if I…
End Credits I dunno I just remember it being so much brighter…
Gravity I wanted you to be the last thing on my…
Interlude I'll say it once for the bayside I come alive when…
Nocturne So I've been thinking ‘bout something Lately I've been alive…
Wake Up Help yourself If there's still meat on the bone All the anim…