Joining a host of stunning label contributions, including “Halo,” “When I’m With You” and “Walked Too Far,” San Diego-based artist Jack Emery makes a powerful return to Purified Records with his three-track “Everlast” EP.
Diving deeper into the core of his musical identity, Emery delivers a sweeping, cinematic release that seamlessly balances delicate atmospheres with soaring melodic peaks across “Everlast,” “Up & Down” and “Rise.” Delivering timeless creations that work their magic both on and off the dancefloor, he continues to refine his signature sound, rooted in emotional storytelling, immersive textures and dynamic arrangements.
Speaking about the release, Jack mentioned, “I’m so excited to showcase a more diverse side of my sound in my third EP, ‘Everlast’. The 3-track EP spans both melodic elements as well as a clubbier, more energetic side to my music which I’m thrilled to share via Purified Records.” – Jack Emery
Known for his signature blend of deep basses, captivating melodies, and emotional vocals, Jack Emery has emerged as a key figure in the melodic house and techno scene. Making his mark as a label mainstay on Nora En Pure’s Purified Records, his standout performances include sets at top venues across the United States, including Mission Ballroom, Purified Miami Music Week, Purified San Diego, Belly Up Aspen, 1015 Folsom, and The Marquis Park City. Jack Emery’s music has seen support from Nora En Pure, Meduza, Sultan + Shepard, Pretty Pink, and Mees Salomé. Coming off his key accomplishments in 2025, including being named #21 in Sirius XM’s “Chill Worthy 30 of 2025,” Jack Emery is one to watch in the coming months.
Visually echoing the emotional depth and soaring scope of the “Everlast” EP, the artwork features a mesmerizing aerial photograph of an Icelandic glacier by Jan Erik Waider (@northlandscapes). As glaciers rapidly disappear, the Ice Memory Foundation works to preserve their legacy before it is lost. Through international scientific collaboration, the organization extracts and safeguards ice cores from endangered glaciers, storing them in Antarctica as a permanent archive of Earth’s climate history. By protecting these frozen records, Ice Memory preserves vital data for future research while raising awareness about the urgency of climate change and the fragile beauty of the planet’s cryosphere.
Get “Everlast” here.
