It's quite interesting to listen to Chinese music, especially the classic ones like this, HB. If you want, I could give you a couple of singers to start with...
I listen to Chinese music partly to brush up on my fluency. The granduncle of mine has pressed Mama Carrie for so long to teach me either Mandarin or our dialect. I think I'll be writing about that soon. =D
Sure, I only have familiarity with 3 bands/artists: 1. Ah Niu (coz of my high school ex gf) 2. Jolin Tsai (coz I watched her TV series) 3. Powerstation
You're introducing me to a whole world of Chinese music. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's very chill. I love the piano at the start.
It's quite interesting to listen to Chinese music, especially the classic ones like this, HB. If you want, I could give you a couple of singers to start with...
DeleteI listen to Chinese music partly to brush up on my fluency. The granduncle of mine has pressed Mama Carrie for so long to teach me either Mandarin or our dialect. I think I'll be writing about that soon. =D
Sure, I only have familiarity with 3 bands/artists:
Delete1. Ah Niu (coz of my high school ex gf)
2. Jolin Tsai (coz I watched her TV series)
3. Powerstation
What would you recommend? :D
Ah Niu, I've heard of him. He sang "Dui Mian De Nui Hai Kan Guo Lai", which was popularized by Richie Ren.
DeleteFor starters, you can try:
1) Tian Tang by Guang Liang
2) Wei Dao by Xin Xiao Qi
3) Ting Hai by A-Mei (I've listened to this one many times before, it's emotional)