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Tag Archives: music
Mongolian folk band Hanggai on tour in the U.S. and A!
Mongolian folk rock band Hanggai on tour in the U.S.A.
Ah Bei, CEO of douban.com, on the website as a “creative stage”
Compared to other websites on the Chinese blogosphere, douban.com, not quite a social networking site but still based on users forming events, discussion groups, fan pages of brands, groups, people et al, has dominated the cultural scene online in China.
Posted in Internet culture
Tagged Ah Bei, books, douban.com, movies, music, SNS
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African band of Beijing
Afrokoko Roots are a 15-piece international Afrobeat band who live in Beijing.
Posted in Featured Video, Music
Tagged Africa, Afrokoko Roots, Beijing, music, Yugong Yishan
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An interview with Scarlett Li
Shot by Eric Mu, this is an interview with Scarlett Li, former News Corp executive, founder of R2G and Rainbow Media, and organizer of the recent Chengdu Zebra Music Festival that raised money for quake victims.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Chengdu, earthquake, media, music, Scarlett Li, Zebra Media
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Sala
Music from the Sichuan quake zone.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Abigail Washburn, Afterquake, earthquake, Luke Mines, music, Sexy Beijing, Sichuan, Wenchuan
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Afterquake: music made in Sichuan
A Sexy Beijing video of Abigail Washburn and Dave Liang of the Shanghai Restoration Project making music with children who survived the May 12, 2008 Sichuan earthquake, using folk songs sung by the children as well as sounds of their parents rebuilding their houses with bricks and mortar.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Abigail Washburn, Dave Liang, earthquake, music, Sexy Beijing, Sichuan
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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.