EDEN: No Future Tour – Live at The Olympia Theatre Dublin.

Vocalist/producer/multi-instrumentalist EDEN will release his new album, No Future on February 14^th. The album is the follow-up to his acclaimed 2018 full-length debut, vertigo. The Dublin-bred artist, born Jonathon Ng, recently unveiled the album's lead single – projector – and accompanying video. As with all of his music to date, projector was recorded and produced by EDEN at his home studio. With its dreamlike textures and heady drum-machine rhythms, the song finds EDEN‘s graceful vocal work channelling a heavy-hearted surrender. projector follows untitled, another track set to appear on No Future which has already amassed over one million streams and landed on Spotify's New Music Friday playlist in 12 countries, including the US, the UK, Japan, and Australia/New Zealand.

Throughout No Future, Ng matches that playfully inventive sound design with the elegant musicality he discovered as a child. Classically trained in violin from the age of seven, he later picked up piano and guitar and played in a number of bands in his early teens. After teaching himself music production, Ng began putting out his own material under the name The Eden Project in 2013, and later rechristened himself as EDEN. Released in January 2018, his debut album vertigo shot to No. 1 on the iTunes Top Albums chart in 12 countries, racking up over 200 million streams globally thanks in part to the singles start//end – which Billboard deemed, “striking… a nostalgically cast reflection on youth and all-too-relatable feelings of desperation and hope” – gold and crash. To date, EDEN has amassed over one billion streams for vertigo and his two EPs: 2015's End Credits and 2016's i think you think too much of me, which features the Lorde-supported lead single sex, which was hailed by Consequence of Sound as a “vulnerable synth-tinted pop track that's about so much more than what's happening between the sheets.” With the vertigo World Tour selling out across the globe, EDEN has also performed Governors Ball, Bonnaroo, and Firefly as well as the Reading and Leeds festivals in the UK and Fuji Rock in Japan.

V Magazine said, “both [EDEN's] music and his persona seem reflective of his overall goal – to make something grand and magical out of something that seems much smaller… Given the captivating and utterly intriguing output he's given us so far, the task should be easily doable.” L'Officiel said, “EDEN has come a long way from producing music from the bedroom of his childhood home”, and Ladygunn said, EDEN “(walks) the line between stirring beats and subdued lyrics… earnest emotion and ingenuity.”