dahlia II (Made In Germany)
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Product Title: | dahlia II (Made In Germany) dahlia II (德國版) dahlia II (德国版) dahlia II (ドイツ盤) - 張敬軒 dahlia II (Made In Germany) |
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Singer Name(s): | Hins Cheung (Singer) 張敬軒 (Singer) 张敬轩 (Singer) 張敬軒(ヒンズ・チャン) (Singer) Hins Cheung (Singer) |
Release Date: | 2018-05-28 |
Language: | Cantonese |
Country of Origin: | Hong Kong |
Disc Format(s): | CD |
Package Weight: | 200 (g) |
Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
Publisher: | EEG Emperor Entertainment Group (HK) |
YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1066677780 |
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24軌模擬制式錄音 高品質HIFI聽覺享受
極致音質表露無遺 與時代軌跡融為一體
Dahlia 是記憶的密碼
每個時代的記憶,珍貴在它承載了那個時代的心跳脈搏!
「若不收藏,就會消失!」消失的不只是一首歌,不只是一群音樂人才,更殘酷的是一個時代的聲音。要收藏它,其實很簡單,將這些蘊藏在音樂裡的故事,重新編曲, 重新演繹和重新包裝,讓它以新的動力繼續在現今和未來的時代裡,繼續存活!
為了做這件事,自上一張初次嘗試的《Pink Dahlia》之後,張敬軒決定把《Dahlia》註冊為自己的商標,讓《Dahlia》系列成為每個時代的人們記憶的密碼!有了《Dahlia》這個密碼,你除了聽見緬懷之外,還有音樂上不同的新火花。為了做到更好的收藏保證與價值,我們選擇了高品質的專屬HIFI形式。
集體即興創作同步錄音
《Dahlia II 》採用了八十至九十年代Analog Recording的錄音程式。雖然製作過程比較複雜,但為了聲音的質感能更具該時代的真實感和滿足當時人們的熟悉感,這些難度便彰顯了它的意義。在後期的混音和定製,採用HIFI高品質的製作更是做到了品質保證!
01. 絕
02. 囍帖街
03. 親密關係
04. 黃色大門
05. 一人分飾兩角
06. 好心分手
07. 漩渦
08. 下次小心
09. 可惜我是水瓶座
10. 活得比你好
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Hins Cheung recently held the Hinsideout concert series at the Hong Kong Coliseum with the gimmick of "dropping two octaves." He also released the HiFi album Dahlia II, which can be considered an extension of 2013's Pink Dahlia. Continuing with the concept of singing female artists' songs, he covers ten Wyman Wong-penned Cantonese classics. Looking at Hins's releases under EEG in recent years and his interviews, I feel that he has matured considerably. Besides his original artsy aura, he has gained a mature sophistication with age, and he has refined his pesonal taste, which is especially commendable in these trend-driven times. This kind of sophistication and discernment must come from insight and honing; it's not something that can be created through packaging. This artist is continuously working hard to improve himself. His discerning taste and sophistication are displayed in Dahlia II. You can tell that the arrangement and interpretation of the album's ten remakes were carefully thought out with a grand and elegant style. This album's arrangements are vastly better than that of the Universal Music-era Pink Dahlia. Each song is greatly modified from its original without any sign of awkwardness. The arrangements are passionate yet understated, not plain and conservative like the previous album. This is producer Joseph Ip's best work of recent years. Hins's performance is also excellent, and his singing this time is very heartfelt. Each and every word conveys calmness and confidence, making you feel that he is completely committed to the performance, and many details are sung with fine precision. I personally think that this is the album in which Hins shows the most superstar quality, more so than his recent singles "Lacking" and "Child Prodigy 1985." In comparison to the clean-cut young man of ten-plus years ago, he has a more mature appeal now. In terms of the individual songs, Hins mostly selected songs that are familiar to Hong Kong music fans, even young people who usually only listen to K-pop and China music programs. His remake of Joey Yung's "The Big Yellow Door" (Track 4) recently earned widespread interest and the love of concert audiences. More like a bedtime song than the original, Hins's version sounds gentle and delicate in his rich and mellow voice. "Extreme" (Track 1) has a powerful arrangement that does not magnify the despair in the lyrics as well as Maggie Fu's original version does. Upon close listen, the song's arrangement does still bring out the feeling of lingering infatuation, but it's more like the late stage of heartbreak when the mood is near calmed down. The lyrics and jazzy feeling of "Wedding Invitation Street" (Track 2) are very suitable for Hins, who easily brings out the rich flavor of the song. This song is a good choice for HiFi testing. "One Person in Two Roles" (Track 5) is a pleasant surprise with its bright arrangement and Hins's individualized interpretation that successfully creates the feeling of talking to oneself. There is also a bit of sorrow and strength to the song. I think this version is not inferior to Faye Wong's excellent original. "Too Bad I'm an Aquarius" (Track 9) is softer than the original and matches very well with Hins's singing, especially in the melancholic detail of the "eoi" ending rhymes. Among other songs, "Whirlpool" (Track 7), which actually involves one person singing two roles, and the passionately arranged "Well-Meaning Breakup" (Track 6) are worth close listens. I finally had the chance to watch Hins Cheung's live concert recently. Although I was not in my best state that day, the show was very good, and I enjoyed the arrangement, lighting, dance choreography and other details. Afterwards, I suddenly remembered that during Hins's debut era, he once planned a Hard Rock Café show that got cancelled because of SARS. I still have that concert ticket. In the blink of an eye, 15 years has passed, and Hins has already been in the music scene for this long. Even "Ardently Love" is from 11 years ago. Fortunately, it seems that Hins has had a lot of freedom to do the music he likes in the past few years with EEG. When Hins left Universal Music, the label invited me to write booklet and promotional copy for the It's Time album. Back then I wrote: "From My Way to 'Night Flight,' together we witness Hins take flight." I'm happy to see that Hins is flying higher, farther and more freely. by Stephen Lee (Translation: Sanwei) |
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