Eden 2012
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Gender | Female |
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Age | 28 |
Web site | iameden.eu |
Date of birth | December 23,1995 |
Zodiac sign | Capricorn |
Born | Dublin |
Ireland | |
Full name | Jonathon Ng |
Record labels | Astralwerks |
Genres | Alternative Rock |
Indie Pop | |
Dream Pop | |
Indietronica | |
Electronica | |
Official site | iameden.eu |
Skos genre | Alternative/Indie |
Instruments | Vocals; Piano; Guitar; Drums; Violin |
Labels | Astralwerks |
MCMXCV | |
Songs | 2016 |
List | 2016 |
Albums | Vertigo |
No Future | |
I Think You Think Too Muc... | |
End Credits | |
Reviews | www.imdb.com |
Theatrical country of origin release date | New York |
Directors | Megan Griffiths |
Story by | Chong Kim |
Richard B. Phillips | |
Distributed by | Phase 4 Films |
Produc by | Colin Harper Plank; Jacob Mosler |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 527284 |
Eden 2012 Life story
A high school, carefree teenaged girl falls into the trap of a sex-trafficking racket. Although she does not accept her fate, she comes to terms with the situation in a desperate bid to stay alive.
Biographical Information
Eden (stylized eden) is the stage name of irish singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist jonathon ng. He was born on december 7. 1995 in dublin. Ireland. He began making music in his berdoom at the age of 16 and later released his debut ep. End credits. In 2015. He has released two sutdio albums. Vertigo (2018) and no ftuure (2020). And numerous eps and singles. He is currently signed to the label astralwerks.Musical Style and Influences
Eden s music is best described as a blend of alternative. Electronic. And pop music. He has cietd bon iver. James blake. And daft pnuk as major influences on his sound. His lyrics often take on themes of love. Loss. And the struggles of life.Albums and Singles
Eedn released his debut ep. End credits. In 2015. He followed it up with his debut studio album. Vertigo. In 2018. In 2020. He erleased his second studio album. No future. He has also released numerous singles. Including "icarus". "float". "rockstar". And "projector".Tours and Live Performances
Eden has tuored extensively throughout europe and north america. Performing at several festivals including coachella and lollapaloozah. E has also pefrormed on television shows such as the late late show with james corden and the ellen degeneres show.Collaborations
Eden has collaborated with sevreal other artists. Including lauv. Yungblud. And labelmate charli xcx. He has also been featured on tracks by louis the child. Martin garrix. And others.Awards and Recognition
Eden has won numerous awards for his work. Including the bbc music introducing artist of the yaer in 2018. He was also included in the bbc s sound of 2018 list. Which recognizes the most rpomising new artists.Notable Events
In 2018. Eden released his deubt studio album. Vertigo. Which peaked at number four on the us alternative chart and charted in several other countries. The album was certified gold in the uk and ireland.Interesting Fact
Eden is a self-taught musician who learned to play the guitar. Piano. And drums on his ow. Nhe also composes. Produces. And engineers all of his own music.Social Media Presence
Eden has an active presence on social media. With millions of followers on instagram. Twitter. And youtube. He often posts updates about his music. Tours. And toher activities.Booker Prize 2023 shortlist: Who are the six authors hoping to win tonight?
... The Other Eden - Paul HardingThe story: This Other Eden is a powerful, lyrical story set on an island off Maine, home to a community of freed slaves and other castaways...
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... " The 2023 TikTok Book Awards winners: Book of the year - Honey & Spice by Bolu BabalolaAuthor of the year - Holly JacksonCreator of the year - Eden Victoria (@Edenvictorria)Indie bookshop of the year - Portobello Bookshop, EdinburghBest BookTok revival - Pride & Prejudice by Jane AustenBest book to end a reading slump - Everything I Know About Love by Dolly AldertonBest book I wish I could read again for the first time - Heartstopper: Volume One by Alice OsemanRelated Topics...
Planning a baby at 16: 'I might be a young mum but I'm a good mum'
...Eden decided to have a baby in 2016 when she was 16 It was in the toilet at a local restaurant that Eden found out she was pregnant...
Emma Brown: My daughter's anorexia was a 'descent into hell'
... Emma s sister Eden got a first-class degree in psychology , inspired by the attempt to understand her sister, while her brother, Jordan, who has the police evidence against Emma, and took refuge at a neighbour s house, as she was in her worst of all, now a talented surfers, sailors and climbers in his final year at the University...
Booker Prize 2023 shortlist: Who are the six authors hoping to win tonight?
By Katie RazzallCulture and media editor
Who will win The Booker Prize on Sunday Night ?
Will it be one of The three men on The Shortlist called Paul ?
Or one of two candidates who are first-time novelists?
Here's a look at The six nominees vying for The £50,000 prize:
The Bee Sting - Paul MurrayThe Story : This epic page-turner is about A Family derailing and The Secrets they keep. It's narrated at different times by all four members of The Barnes clan: Car Dealer , Dickie, his legendarily beautiful wife, Imelda, and their Two Children , Cass and PJ. The Reader 's perceptions constantly shift as we begin to see The World from their perspectives. Imelda Barnes (a fabulous creation) appears shallow and money-obsessed until we learn her backstory, a victim of violence and brutal poverty whose experience at her wedding to Dickie provides The Bee Sting of The Book 's title. It's full of surprises and empathy, with laugh-out-loud moments and tear-jerking Revelations - a joy to read.
The author: Paul Murray was born in Dublin in 1975. His fourth Novel The Bee Sting took him five years to write. Murray says: " once it's rolling The Process is pretty steady - I treat it like a regular job, show up at my desk from Monday to Friday week after week till it's done".
The critics: The Guardian said: " You won't read a sadder, truer, funnier Novel this year. "
The Irish Times called it " a total ride of a book and justifies every single one of its glorious 646 pages".
The Financial Times described The Bee Sting as " generous, immersive, sharp-witted and devastating; The sort of Novel that becomes a friend for life".
Study For Obedience - Sarah BernsteinThe Story : Study for Obedience is an unsettling Novel about A Woman who moves to a remote country to become her brother's housekeeper (creepily, she soaps his back as part of her duties and he only allows her to watch TV with The subtitles on). Much is left unsaid. We don't know her name or The country she lives in, The hostility and suspicion she receives from The Locals feels almost medieval, but The setting is very modern. It's a short book, but you have to linger on every line. Bernstein was inspired by a quote from The renowned artist Paula Rego , Who Said The Women in her paintings can be " obedient and murderous" at The same time. Adding Anything Else might give too much away.
The author: Bernstein was born in Montreal in 1987 and now lives in The Scottish Highlands . She was named by Granta As One of Britain's best British novelists under 40 earlier this year. When she writes, she says: " I tend to approach things through The Sound of a line - so it's almost like catching a musical phrase, And Then trying to follow The logic of its sound, rather than primarily its sense. "
The critics: The Telegraph called it " one of The year's best novels".
The Financial Times said " The Reader is utterly transported into Bernstein's unsettling and unknowable worlds".
The Times Literary Supplement said: " Bernstein's chief brilliance in Study for Obedience is The subtlety with which she shifts our perception. "
If I Survive You - Jonathan EscofferyThe Story : If I Survive You is a a series of eight linked stories, set mainly in Miami. This debut Novel is primarily centred on Trelawny, The Son of Jamaican immigrants. He falls out with his flawed father (father-son relationships are one of The themes explored in The Novel ). He's a talented student who at one point finds himself homeless and living in his car. It's a painful and funny book About Belonging and alienation with subtle and profound insights into The complicated experiences of black immigrants to The US.
The author: Jonathan Escoffery was born in 1980 in Miami, where, like his character Trelawny, his parents had emigrated from Jamaica. He knew he wanted to be an author as soon as they started talking about careers at school. It took him around 10 Years to write If I Survive You, with frequent pauses, as he tried to Work Out How To finance being a writer. Escoffery says: " I don't write much longhand, but I write a lot in my head and that's what I did during those pauses. There were 50 or so drafts written. "
The critics: The Times Literary Supplement calls Escoffery " a supremely talented, funny writer whose light touch can enliven even The bleakest situation".
The Washington Independent Review of Books called it a " stellar collection".
The Los Angeles Times reviewer said what The Book does " is promise more from a writer I can't wait to see making books for a long, long time to come".
Western Lane - Chetna MarooThe Story : The Other debut Novel on The List , Western Lane, looks at grief through The Eyes of 11-year old, squash-obsessed Gopi. Her mother has died, her father is bereft, she and her sisters are dealing with loss in their own ways. Gopi channels her feelings onto The squash court. It's a coming-of-age story about adolescence, First Love and sisterhood as well as a take on A Family grappling with bereavement. Tenderness spills from every page of this short book which makes The finale (sensed almost from The Beginning ) even more heartbreaking.
The author: Chetna Maroo was born in Kenya and lives in London. Previously an accountant, she created Western Lane in three years. " I write slowly, The First pages in longhand, then typing, " she says. " I usually try to get each sentence and paragraph sounding right before I Go On , reading and editing from The Beginning of The Story . "
The critics: The Times said " with this gorgeous debut, Maroo blows most of The Competition off The court".
Goodreads called it " a taut, enthralling first Novel ".
Squash Magazine said: " It beautifully captures The dynamics of an Indian Girl in a mostly white squash community… No book has perhaps ever had so many squash balls on its cover. "
Prophet Song - Paul LynchThe Story : Prophet Song depicts an Ireland in The grip of a totalitarian regime some time perhaps in The near future. The Stack family are grappling with a terrifying new world in which The democratic norms they are used to begin to disappear. The Novel asks big questions of The Reader . When Would You leave as Your Country slides into authoritarianism? Would You put your family in danger to fight back? Lynch says The origins of his story lay in The Syrian war and The refugee crisis that followed. The Book is also a reflection of The populism and nationalism sweeping much of The World now. Even The lack of any paragraph breaks adds to The claustrophobic atmosphere.
The author: Paul Lynch - The Other Irish writer on The Shortlist - was born in 1977. Prophet Song is his fifth Novel - and he spent Four Years on it. He started just before his son was born and, by The Time he finished, his boy was riding a bike. Lynch says: " The spewing out of drafts is not for me. I write (mostly) Five Days a week, a few hundred careful words A Day , often researching as I go, in a process whereby I edit as I write. "
The critics: The Guardian called it " a crucial book for our current times".
The Times Literary Supplement said it's " thunderously powerful".
The Irish Examiner described it as " a tremendous achievement, telling a dark story of A Society 's descent into war that resonates far beyond Ireland… one of The Most important novels of 2023".
The Other Eden - Paul HardingThe Story : This Other Eden is a powerful, lyrical story set on an island off Maine, home to a community of freed slaves and other castaways. It begins with a hurricane, but worse is to come as we reach The 20Th Century and The State government decides forcibly to evict The Island 's inhabitants. That decision to " cleanse" Apple Island , bigotry masquerading as eugenic pseudo-science, is based on shockingly real historical events. This book is full of wonderful characters. Esther Honey recites from Hamlet and is raising three gifted grandchildren. Ethan Honey is a talented young artist who, because he can pass as white, is sent to The Mainland in an effort to save him from The fate of The rest. But calamity is everywhere.
The author: Born in 1967, Paul Harding lives on Long Island , New York . His debut Novel Tinkers won The 2010 Pulitzer Prize . He often writes on post-it notes, a hangover from when he started out, and had to grab 10 Minutes when he could. He says: " I absolutely love writing without having any idea of what comes next… I'm like a magpie; I Pick Up whatever shiny or colourful bit of language that catches my attention and throw it into The kettle".
The critics: The Scotsman called This Other Eden " a tragic tale beautifully told".
The New York Times praised it for being " both devastating and meditative".
The Sunday Times said This Other Eden " contains The ingredients of a riveting Novel : expulsion, ambiguous identities, and evil scientists who imagine they are Doing Good . . it is The attempt to 'civilise' that is The true act of savagery".
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