Eugenio returns wrapping up 2019 with his latest EP MINGO. ‘Lynnfield Beach Ting’ boasts an intoxicating chorus and hook that is catchy and memorable. After a tropical interlude-like ‘TEXT ME BACK!’, ‘TOXICITY’ follows up with a guest appearance from R&B vocalist MIRA and has Eugenio opening up, being introspective and honest with himself detailing a recent relationship. Though the following track is more upbeat, the overall atmospheric ominous tone is still present and acts as an anchor keeping the first and final tracks floating over an ever present dark unseen sea. ‘laugh now, cry later’ concludes the project and begins with a heavy vocal snippet from the classic crime-thriller film ‘Juice’ with the antagonist Bishop, played by Tupac Shakur, explaining his depressive nihilistic worldview. This plays as a perfect closer bringing closure to a somber EP with melodic choruses and hypnotizing hooks displayed over instrumentals that are methodical melancholy musical maps of distant Trap territory. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.