Reflector – Melt
Chinese punk rock band Reflector releases their single Melt (溶化) from their latest EP Release You (释你) under Pilot Records (飞行者唱片).
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Top10 Actors that Should Quit Music
Actors who sing or singers who act, a list of ten people who should quit their music to just act.
Bibi Zhou – NOW/WOW
The double album by Zhou Bichang came about after Bibi completed her music studies in California and graduated from the music conservatory in Guangdong. Both NOW and WOW sport very different music styles and two very different Bibis.
Zhao Lei – The Southern Girl
Born in 1986 in Beijing, China, Zhao Lei (雷子) participated on the Quick Sketch Thru Music (速写穿乐) compilation in 2009 with The Winter of Beijing (北京的冬天). He later was signed in 2010 and has released songs like People’s Homes (人家) and The Southern Girl (南方姑娘).
Laure Shang – Nightmare
After the release of her first multi-language album Nightmare, Laure Shang releases the single of the same name. The video of the song was shot in a forest in Canada and sports a bizarre dark style.
Yisa Yu – Dream
Dream (夢想紀念日) is Mainland China’s Yisa Yu Kewei’s first hit single in Taiwan. The song was written by lyricist Tina Wang (王雅君) with a style that most resemble happy Chinese music with melancholic hints composed by Yu herself.
Snow Flower and the Secret Fan Trailer
Based on the 2005 novel of the same name, written by Lisa See, Snow Flower and the Secret Fan tells the story of two women — Lily and Snow Flower — bonded by a relationship of eternal companionship in 19th century China.
Chris Lee – The Dancing Artist
After the release of her video Prologue, Chris Lee (Li Yuchun) releases the single for The Dancing Artist, directed by Taiwanese video director Zhongping Huang.
Latin Wave in Asia
A list of songs by Asian musicians with some Latin flavor, some have decided to give songs their own spin, some others have done lyrics in their own language, and others are giving the language a spin.
Shaolin (2011)
Set during the early days of the Republic of China, when the country was fragmented by foreign powers and warlords fought each other for land dominance, warlord Hou Jie defeats his enemy and manages to mock the monks at the Shaolin temple who tried to intervene.
