Eric Ng 黃韻仁

Genesis

Before Eric started out in music, he considered himself a loner (or an “otaku” – before that was even a thing). All he ever was interested in was playing Nintendo games (also way before gaming was even a thing), and getting lost in his earphones blasting rock music. 

What really got him started in music was when he saw the cool kids in school learning how to play the guitar, and felt that it was an avenue for him to not only make friends, but to finally find a voice and identity – and it worked!

Since launching his career in the late 90s, Eric has become a chart-topping staple within the Asian pop scene, establishing himself as a highly acclaimed songwriter, producer and music arranger. Recognized as the launchpad for multiple hits for artists such as A-Mei 张惠妹, Sandy Lam 林忆莲, Tanya Chua 蔡健雅 etc, his success is only overshadowed by an unprecedented level of creative energy that has fueled him daily for nearly two decades straight.

His involvement with Xiaohan as composer for musicals such as Liao Zhai Rocks, Lao Jiu and Nanyang the musical had always received rousing appraisals by the media. As music director, he ventured into movies such as 881 and 12 Lotus, directed by Royston Tan and Turn you around – the Voice of China, directed by Chai Yee Wei. The original movie soundtrack of 881 earned the honor of being the highest selling movie soundtrack in Singapore history.