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Category Archives: Music
Neocha.com: Tomorrow’s Afternoon Tea
An album from Neocha’s netlabel that brings together ten original tracks from independent Chinese bands and solo acts with female vocalists, all of whom are Neocha.com users.
Posted in Art, Internet, Music
Tagged Blow Up, Neocha, netlabel, Popil, Sean Leow, Tomorrow's Afternoon Tea, xiao long hua
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Rich painters and poor rock stars
Painting is more lucrative than rock music, says the New Weekly.
Baidu plots to divide and conquer music industry
An article about Baidu and its strategy to conquer the music industry.
Music Shorts – Banana Monkey
A performance by Banana Monkey, an up and coming indie / garage rock band from Shanghai.
Posted in Featured Video, Music
Tagged Banana Monkey, Danwei TV, indie, music, rock, Schokora, Shanghai, Shanghai Beat
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Funky Chinatown and the Asian riff
All about the ‘Asian riff’, a melodic phrase that has represents the mysteries of the Far East in the language of Western pop music.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Music
Tagged Asian riff, copyright, music, Peter Micic, stereotypes, stock music
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Power of Love, by Lin Di (林笛)
While attending last night’s candlelight vigil in Shanghai at People’s Square, the lead singer and pipa player from the well-known Chinese band Cold Fairyland, Lin Di (林笛), shot the video below. Lin Di stayed up all night to not only … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged candlelight vigil, Cold Fairyland, earthquake, Lin Di, Power of Love, Shanghai, Shanghai Beat, video
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I don’t watch CCTV
A punk song titled ‘I don’t watch CCTV’.
MIDI music festival cancelled?
MIDI music festival canceled.
Free Chinese music to your desktop
Chinese innovation: NEXT Neocha.com is a networking website for Chinese musicians, designers, photographers, artists and filmmakers, etc. They have just launched a new feature called NEXT. NEXT plays songs from Neocha.com’s library of user-uploaded music, from within a web browser, … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged Chinese, indie, music, Neocha, Neocha.com, Next, Shanghai Beat
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