Eugene Jacquescoley

You're listening to "Springtime in China"

F E A T U R E D R E V I E W S

There is a mystery about this song and the makeup of it! The composer definitely took a chance with this song and definitely I think was experimenting with what could be done with this song. I like that and it shows the person is different and willing to try things to improve his/her craft. This composer I feel has a lot of interesting music and this instrumental could be for a game or a intro song for a certain type of show maybe a certain type of movie; but I think this composer could make music for artist as well!”

Soundout, Crowd Review (2013)

It is Eugene Jacquescoley’s track “I Am What I Am” that even gives you a hint that this compilation is nearing the end. After the all-encompassing atmosphere of MSG, weRwe again chooses to switch up the vibe and brings you into minimalist electro as the album progresses towards the final cut. Eugene does what he does well and has assembled a decent slice of music here with “I Am What I Am,” again perfectly placed by weRwe to help”

Sleeping Bag Studios - Sleeping Bag Studios (2013)