[Music Recommendation] Hong Chen's "Fly" which is very awesome on 6.19

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Tianyu Media's artist Hong Chen, after half a year of careful preparation, will finally launch his first solo EP in July. The first wave of warm-up title song "Fly" will also be premiered online today. As the "dream-chasing theme song" for this summer's graduation season, "Fly" not only expresses the desire for freedom and conscious growth of young people born in the 1990s, but is also Hong Chen's gift to all graduates who are about to embark on a new journey in life this summer!
Hong Chen, who has a fresh, cute and playful appearance, became the focus of attention with his explosive textured voice and unique charming "precocious singing" during the Kuainu competition. Now, after nearly a year of careful preparation, Hong Chen will finally present her first complete music transcript to the fans. Step by step on her music road, she will dedicate the most authentic, most sincere, and most representative music to everyone who supports her.
"Fly" is Hong Chen's first solo album. Tianyu Media specially invited mainland gold medal musician Qu Shicong to be the producer. How to truly present his personal characteristics on the basis of consolidating Hong Chen's previous impression has become the focus of Qu's teacher and the entire record production team. When it comes to singing talent, Hong Chen has already amazed people. In the 2011 Happy Girls Competition, she boldly challenged the songs of Beyonce, Rihanna, Avril, Katy Perry and other superstars. Her performance was called "international standard". But behind the halo, this post-90s girl actually longs to sing the true voice of the young people of her generation: not to be mature, not to pretend to be naive, to use her own posture to express her attitude towards growth, and to spread her wings in her own way.
Hong Chenfei Lyrics Hong Chen in "Fly" is surprising and refreshing. The little girl who was once silent and lively, emotional and nonsensical has unknowingly learned to project more complex emotions, deeper insights, and more resonant power into her songs. Hong Chen said: "When I first got this song, I thought it sounded good, but I simply thought it was an inspiring song. It wasn't until I calmed down to sing it that I realized that what the song was about to express was not that simple. I felt that there was a deeper touch." In fact, "Fly" not only expresses the desire for freedom and conscious growth of the post-90s generation, but also represents a "dream-pursuing declaration" for the so-called adult world among young people who are graduating in June. Before you know it, the first batch of those born in the 1990s will step out of college and begin to enter society to take on their own responsibilities. How can we turn a blind eye to the "take-off" attitude of the post-90s generation? More young people ushering in the new stage of middle school and college in this graduation season also let us feel a fresh force of take-off. In this song "Fly", Hong Chen conveys young people's thinking and accumulation of the past, and it also represents their confidence and expectations for the future (listening to this song is quite exciting, the climax is well mastered, and the voice is sweet) Fei
Lyrics: sean Composer: bigperry
Singer: Hong Chen
On your horizon
I see the sunny sky
Your hallucination
My starting point
In your daydream
I press the launch button
Ride the airflow
High Fly away
It's me who wants to fly
It's me who decides
The wings are mine
Let me
Push forward
It's me who wants to fly
Please don't teach me
Even if I'm clumsy
This sky belongs to me
Who is afraid of making mistakes?
You don't understand my pain
You don't understand my dreams
You can't see
My sky
The daydream you talked about
I understand light or heavy
My determination
Take me into the sky
It's me who wants to fly
It's me who decides
The wings are mine
Let me
Push forward
It's me who wants to fly
Please don't lecture me
Even if I'm clumsy
This sky belongs to me
Who is afraid of making mistakes?
I understand (I understand)
Who I am (who I am)
I want to fly (I want to fly)
I control
my world
I don't need you to understand
I just need to be loyal to me
It's me who wants to fly
It's me who decides
The wings are mine
Let me
Push forward
It's me who wants to fly
Please don't lecture me
Even if I'm clumsy
This sky belongs to me
Who is afraid of making mistakes? |||
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Good. Keep it up.
Basically, I post secretly in the middle of the night~
Cough... same as the second floor. Playing with the phone during the day will get scolded by parents...
It's hard to imagine that a song sung by the seemingly small Hong Chen could have such a big impact, feels really satisfying to listen to.
Hong Chen's first release is pretty good. The next two sections use overlapping vocal effects, and the high notes reach the climax, with ups and downs. Although the lyrics are short, they feel the most important.
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