Play through an album instead of only listening to it. Jumping on Coals turns Daniel Nash’s music into eight interactive chapters about ambition, burnout and recovery, with swings, balance challenges and choices about when to move on.
Created by Daniel Nash
Built with Codex · GPT-5.6
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Source checked September 11, 2026Daniel Nash explicitly credits Codex and GPT-5.6 with extending his prototype into eight chapters. The original album and creative direction predate that work. Creator submission and repository agree on project identity.
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