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《亞洲通話》專輯|Namewee 2019 “Calling Asia” CD

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《亞洲通話》專輯|Namewee 2019 “Calling Asia” CD201320152016201720182019 2003 MVMV 2019JSAWJIOJIOME Funk House 2019 Asian creative talent Namewee is here again! From 2013s "Asia Most Wanted", 2015s "Asian Killer", 2016s "Cross Over Asia", 2017s "All Eat Asia" to 2018s "Ultimatum to Asia", and just when we were wondering how long the Asian series of albums will last, Namewee announces yet again his new release; "Calling Asia" is here! The audience can only answer the phone and agree that in this

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亞洲創作鬼才黃明志又來了!

從2013《亞洲通緝》、2015《亞洲通殺》、2016《亞洲通車》、2017《亞洲通吃》到2018《亞洲通牒》,當我們正想著亞洲系列專輯究竟要持續到何時,黃明志是不是直接拿字典依序決定專輯名稱的這時,2019『亞洲通話』就打來了!聽眾只能邊接電話邊說,在這瘋狂的網路時代,很少有存在感這麼強烈的歌手,彷彿很難一個月不聽到他的名字:「黃明志」。

從 2003 年開始,黃明志幾乎每月持續發表新的音樂作品,具有強烈社會議題與時代話題性的創作主題、搭配讓人拍案叫絕的MV,包含《漂向北方》、《飆高音》、《泰國情哥》和《擊敗人》等點擊破億、破千萬的當紅歌曲,讓人難以想像從詞、曲、演唱、製作到MV導演,都是由這位創作鬼才一手包辦。在《亞洲通殺》和《亞洲通車》兩張專輯接連入圍金曲獎最佳國語男歌手後,黃明志在創作上更力求主題與文化的多元性,以及講求各種不同的曲風嘗試與融合,也讓他的音樂能量持續進化!許多聽眾不禁坦承,每個月期待黃明志的音樂作品,已經成為生活的一種浪漫。

2019『亞洲通話』專輯中,再次由黃明志包辦所有歌曲的作曲、填詞,他再度擔任專輯製作人,與馬來西亞著名錄音大師張賜麟聯合製作,並與多名資深大師及新晉音樂家如李乃剛,蕭啟賢,凃惠源,JSAW,黃宣銘,楊朝焰等合作編曲,再次挑戰音樂巔峰。專輯中除了他一項擅長的抒情、民謠、饒舌、流行曲風外,更進行了許多不同的嘗試,如《舊傷口》是黃明志第一次挑戰藍調曲風,細膩的唱腔搭配到位的編曲,高音部分的情緒更是一絕,讓許多網友讚嘆是「創作上的重大突破」;《愛妳也愛她》中利用電音搖滾風格創造了專屬渣男的網路情歌;《JIOJIOME》挑戰了黃明志一直想嘗試的 Funk 融合 House 的復古元素;《鬼島》則結合民謠與饒舌曲風,甚至找來陶笛阿志獻聲吹奏及嘻哈校長大支填寫閩南語歌詞,搭配原住民語,充分展現黃明志多元文化融合的創作特色。

每個月當黃明志發表最新的音樂與影像創作,總能在亞洲各國的網路上引發劇烈的討論與分享。黃明志始終認為,亞洲各個國家之間的文化,有著相當有趣的互相影響與差異。而當網路不斷拉近每個人之間的距離,黃明志總能不被傳統思維或大眾的刻板印象限制,不斷以親身經歷或所見所聞為題材持續創作。《亞洲通話》這張專輯中,從關心流浪狗、網路戀愛、十年挑戰、愛情、文化、政治、寵物到各種社會議題外,更細膩地融入了生活中的點滴感受,持續在網路上引發高度的共鳴與迴響。當你仔細地聽完一整張專輯,你將會發現,在這個需要音樂創作來訴說時代的環境下,黃明志可堪稱最接近這時代中男男女女的心裡話的音樂創作者。

持續了多年的音樂創作能量,黃明志在2019『亞洲通話』專輯中,帶著更成熟、更多元、更直率的音樂,又來了!在這個亞洲各國持續用文化、語言、音樂、藝術與創作互相對話的時代,接起這通滿載想法與創意的電話,透過黃明志的音樂,和『亞洲通話』。

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Asian creative talent Namewee is here again! From 2013’s "Asia Most Wanted", 2015’s "Asian Killer", 2016’s "Cross Over Asia", 2017’s "All Eat Asia" to 2018’s "Ultimatum to Asia", and just when we were wondering how long the Asian series of albums will last, Namewee announces yet again his new release; "Calling Asia" is here! The audience can only answer the phone and agree that in this crazy Internet age, there are few singers with such a strong presence. It would appear to be difficult not to hear the name of "Namewee" for a month.

In the "Calling Asia" album, Namewee once again arranged the composition and lyrics of all the songs. And he also served as the album producer, co-produced with the famous Malaysian recording maestro Peter Chong, and worked with many established and new musicians alike such as Naikong Lee, Clement Siow, Michael Tu, JSAW, SMH, Chow Yarn etc to once again challenge the peak of musical creativity. In addition to his lyrical, folk, rap, and pop styles, the album has also made fresh attempts at other genres. For example, "My Old Wound" is Namewee’s first time taking on the blues genre, with delicate singing and detailed arrangements. The mood in the high-pitched part is even more impressive, with many netizens having praised it as a "major breakthrough in creativity". "Polyamory" uses the electronic rock genre to create an exclusive online love song for a scoundrel;

"JIOJIOME" challenges the funk genre that Namewee has always wanted to try; it is the fusion of House with retro elements. "Ghost Island" merges folk and rap genres, and even got Ocarina Azhi to play, as well as hip-hop principal Dwagie to pen the Hokkien lyrics, combining well with the aboriginal language, which fully demonstrates Namewee's creative visualization of multicultural integration.

Every month when Namewee publishes his latest music or video creations, it always triggers intense discussion and sharing on the Internet in Asian countries. Namewee has always believed that the cultures of various Asian countries have quite fascinating mutual influences as well as differences. And as the Internet keeps narrowing the distance between people, Namewee too does not limit himself with traditional thinking or public stereotypes, and continues to create with personal experiences or what he sees and hears. The album "Calling Asia", from caring about stray dogs, online dating, ten-year challenges, romance, culture, politics, pets, to various other social issues, more delicately blends in slice-of-life experiences, and continues to resonate among netizens online. When you listen to the whole album carefully, you will find that in this environment where music creation is an essential medium of expression, Namewee can be dubbed the music creator closest to the hearts of the men and women of this era.

Powered with years of music creation energy, Namewee brings more mature, more diverse, and more straightforward music in the "Calling Asia" album, here it is again! In this era when Asian countries continue to use culture, language, music, art and creative works to connect with each other, just pick up this call which is full of ideas and creativity, through Namewee’s music, and "Calling Asia."

 

專輯曲目 TRACK

  1. Ghost Island ft. Dwagie 鬼島
  2. The Stray (Namewee's Solo Version) 流浪狗 - 黃明志獨唱版本
  3. My Old Wound 舊傷口
  4. 10-Year Challenge 我們的十年
  5. Ain’t A Cigarette 哥抽菸
  6. Getaway 出去走走
  7. Polyamory 愛妳也愛她
  8. Piggy Piggy
  9. Drunken Butterfly 醉蝶
  10. JioJioMe
  11. Yamabi 亞麻比
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