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Teleself’s New EP Eternal Game Out February 2025 via Appendix.files
Berlin, Germany — February 2025 — Appendix.files presents Eternal Game, the latest EP from Teleself, the project of Berlin-based producer Jordan Nason. A journey through the emotive undercurrents of 90s downtempo rave, steady breakbeats, and trip-hop influences, Eternal Game captures a nostalgia-tinged exploration of sound and self. Across six tracks, Teleself weaves big beats, introspective atmospheres, and cinematic textures into a release that feels as at home in a smoky backroom as it does in sprawling, dreamlike landscapes.
Opening with enigmadub, Teleself sets the stage with over seven minutes of trippy, big-room energy—triumphant, hypnotic, and as if plucked from the soundtracks of The Matrix or Blade. everything follows, layering Alona Verzun’s ethereal vocals over steady, polished grooves for an atmospheric six-minute reverie. Title track eternal game shifts gears, evoking the slowed-down, syrupy aesthetic of DJ Krush but pairing it with emotive melodic elements, immersing the listener in a nostalgic montage of self-reflection.
On cartilage, Teleself leans into darker territory, blending boom-bap rhythms with Mob Deep-style aggression, while weaving in trap and Detroit techno influences for a sinister, kinetic cut. The energy eases with all around you, which delivers a halftime sway infused with rich, textured atmospheres that feel like a deep exhale. Closing track fireworks in the garden of eden is a stunning finale—a transcendent journey that lives up to its name, as lush soundscapes evoke an ascent into the ether, hand in hand with everyone you’ve ever known and loved.
Mastered by Ike Zwanikken and accompanied by artwork from Amos Turner, Eternal Game continues Appendix.files’ tradition of pairing forward-thinking sound with visually striking design. Available February 2025 on limited-edition 12” lathe-cut vinyl and all major streaming platforms, this release further cements Teleself’s ability to bridge nostalgic reverence with bold experimentation.
Tracklist:
enigmadub – 07:25
everything (ft. alona) – 06:00
eternal game – 03:50
cartilage – 03:29
all around you – 04:16
fireworks in the garden of eden – 03:31
For media inquiries, review requests, or interviews, please contact info@appendix.com.
About Teleself:
Teleself is the artistic moniker of Berlin-based producer Jordan Nason. Drawing inspiration from 90s downtempo rave, trip-hop, and experimental beats, Nason crafts deeply cinematic compositions that blur the line between introspection and euphoria. Teleself’s work explores themes of nostalgia and self-discovery, pairing evocative sound design with a sense of narrative progression that lingers long after the last note.
About Appendix.files:
Appendix.files is a Berlin-based label dedicated to releasing boundary-pushing electronic music on exclusive formats. Rooted in a DIY ethos, the label emphasizes sustainability, attention to detail, and a deep respect for the art and its creators.
Teleself’s New EP Eternal Game Out February 2025 via Appendix.files
Berlin, Germany — February 2025 — Appendix.files presents Eternal Game, the latest EP from Teleself, the project of Berlin-based producer Jordan Nason. A journey through the emotive undercurrents of 90s downtempo rave, steady breakbeats, and trip-hop influences, Eternal Game captures a nostalgia-tinged exploration of sound and self. Across six tracks, Teleself weaves big beats, introspective atmospheres, and cinematic textures into a release that feels as at home in a smoky backroom as it does in sprawling, dreamlike landscapes.
Opening with enigmadub, Teleself sets the stage with over seven minutes of trippy, big-room energy—triumphant, hypnotic, and as if plucked from the soundtracks of The Matrix or Blade. everything follows, layering Alona Verzun’s ethereal vocals over steady, polished grooves for an atmospheric six-minute reverie. Title track eternal game shifts gears, evoking the slowed-down, syrupy aesthetic of DJ Krush but pairing it with emotive melodic elements, immersing the listener in a nostalgic montage of self-reflection.
On cartilage, Teleself leans into darker territory, blending boom-bap rhythms with Mob Deep-style aggression, while weaving in trap and Detroit techno influences for a sinister, kinetic cut. The energy eases with all around you, which delivers a halftime sway infused with rich, textured atmospheres that feel like a deep exhale. Closing track fireworks in the garden of eden is a stunning finale—a transcendent journey that lives up to its name, as lush soundscapes evoke an ascent into the ether, hand in hand with everyone you’ve ever known and loved.
Mastered by Ike Zwanikken and accompanied by artwork from Amos Turner, Eternal Game continues Appendix.files’ tradition of pairing forward-thinking sound with visually striking design. Available February 2025 on limited-edition 12” lathe-cut vinyl and all major streaming platforms, this release further cements Teleself’s ability to bridge nostalgic reverence with bold experimentation.
Tracklist:
enigmadub – 07:25
everything (ft. alona) – 06:00
eternal game – 03:50
cartilage – 03:29
all around you – 04:16
fireworks in the garden of eden – 03:31
For media inquiries, review requests, or interviews, please contact info@appendix.com.
About Teleself:
Teleself is the artistic moniker of Berlin-based producer Jordan Nason. Drawing inspiration from 90s downtempo rave, trip-hop, and experimental beats, Nason crafts deeply cinematic compositions that blur the line between introspection and euphoria. Teleself’s work explores themes of nostalgia and self-discovery, pairing evocative sound design with a sense of narrative progression that lingers long after the last note.
About Appendix.files:
Appendix.files is a Berlin-based label dedicated to releasing boundary-pushing electronic music on exclusive formats. Rooted in a DIY ethos, the label emphasizes sustainability, attention to detail, and a deep respect for the art and its creators.
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