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Ep81 - CNY Special

Othniel Ting

17-Feb-18 17:00

Ep81 - CNY Special

With our eyes set on unearthing the freshest flavours from unexpected places, we widen our scope with hand-picked musical gems from all across Asia. From the relaxing sounds of Chinese traditional instruments to the familiar melodies of Jay Chou and Khalil Fong – we’ll be bringing you a selection of Chinese soundscapes from the past, present and future.

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1:21 -  (Artist Unknown) - The Misty Rain of Jiangnan

5:01 - 姜小青 - Winter Sky

10:23 - Tianren Liang - 蘇州夜曲二胡

13:09 - 姚莉 - 春風吻上我的臉

16:21 - 方大同 - 愛愛愛

19:46 - 周杰倫 - 東風破

24:54 - 王力宏 - 花田錯

29:12 - 林憶蓮 - 红眼眶

33:37 - ChaCha & JahjahWay - 围城

39:02 - Higher Brothers X J Mag - Workin

42:36 - Justcharlie - No Stopping (Ft. Kafe Hu)

46:36 - Guzz Music - 云

Produced by: Othniel Ting


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Tags:  wavelength,  asian music,  chinese new year,  chinese new year music,  jay chou,  khalil fong,  wang leehom,  higher brothers,  er hu,  sandy lam


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