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Category Archives: Music
Michael Pettis interviews Carsick Cars’ Zhang Shouwang
In the May issue of Esquire, Pettis asks Shouwang, whose name means “to keep watch”, ten questions about composing the a very famous song, rock music today compared to the ’80s, traveling and “new Chinese music”. Below Danwei republishes the full English interview with Pettis and Shouwang’s permission.
Posted in Music
Tagged Carsick Cars, Esquire, interview, Michael Pettis, Zhang Shouwang
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FM3 live in Beijing
FM3 playing music with their Buddha Box at Beijing nightclub D22.
More free Chinese music from Neocha
Neocha.com, a social networking site for Chinese creatives, has released a new and improved version of its popular music player NEXT.
Posted in Internet, Music
Tagged creative business, innovation, Internet, music, Neocha.com
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Debut album by Kazakh musician Mamer
A video promo for Eagle, a new album by Uighur musician Mamer.
How majestic is the night
Beijing-based band P.K.14 has a new video for their song 多麼美妙的夜晚 (How Majestic Is The Night) shot and directed by Jonas Lundberg and Petrus Sjovik in Sweden during the band’s recording in early 2008.
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So Rock Jesus for 2009
So Rock! magazine for December 2008. A snarky article on Chinese Democracy and a profile of folk-rock legend Zhao Lao Da. Also, music from The Thor (雷神).
Posted in Magazines, Music
Tagged Chinese Democracy, So Rock, The Thor, Zhao Lao Da, 雷神
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Wu Fei album launch in Beijing
This is an old Danwei video of experimental Guzheng player Wu Fei who has just released a new album titled ‘Yuan’ and will be performing in Beijing January 16 – 18.
Thirty years of looking for work and love
Video of Thirty Years by the Yunnan folk-rock group Shanren.
Interview with Zafka Zhang
An interview by 56minus1 of Zafka Zhang, co-founder of China Youthology.
Posted in Internet, Music, People
Tagged 56minus1, china youthology, creativity, virtual worlds, youth culture, Zafka Zhang
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Good luck for a Beijing musician
An interview with Hao Yun, from the November FHM.