- Miss Melody - SUI [Digital Dubstar D&B Remix] Artwork
Miss Melody - SUI [Digital Dubstar D&B Remix]
Miss Melody CN on January 07, 2012 00:51 - Apology [ProSoul Guanxi Mix] Artwork
Apology [ProSoul Guanxi Mix]
Miss Melody CN on August 27, 2011 07:11 - Woo Yan Final [ProSoul Peking Remix] Artwork
Woo Yan Final [ProSoul Peking Remix]
Miss Melody CN on August 17, 2011 13:32 - Ru Meng Ling [Jaromes Song Dynasty Refix] Artwork
Ru Meng Ling [Jaromes Song Dynasty Refix]
Miss Melody CN on August 17, 2011 13:27 - Sui [Jaromes Hutong Remix] Artwork
Sui [Jaromes Hutong Remix]
Miss Melody CN on August 17, 2011 13:14 - Wang Ming Yue - "Watching the bright moon" Artwork
Wang Ming Yue - "Watching the bright moon"
Miss Melody CN on December 28, 2010 01:23 - Huan-幻 [Jarome's Peking Duck Remix] Artwork
Huan-幻 [Jarome's Peking Duck Remix]
Miss Melody CN on November 08, 2010 12:23
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About
Haunting, Childlike, Delicate, Operatic, Melancholic. Adjectives aside, Miss Melody is putting an original stamp on the international music scene. Although she is fluent in English, she chooses to sing in Mandarin Chinese to convey the subtle and sometimes indirect connotations of her heartfelt and emotive tracks. She says that she doesn't want to be 'lost in translation'. She doesn't like the ideas brought forth by tags like "fusion", "crossover" or "world" music - Her desire is to create a harmonious balance of both western electro-dubstep leanings with ancient chinese themes and poetries. Born in Inner Mongolia and hidden from the Chinese Authorities as a child, owing to the infamous one-child-policy, she's now living in exile in Singapore for political reasons, and the pain, complexity, innocence and secrecy of her upbringing and life-story plays out in her music.
Embracing the lyrical virtues of ancient Chinese Poetry from ancient Song and Tang Dynasties, her music is at times uplifting and proud, at other times dark and polluted. Even if you don't speak or understand Mandarin Chinese, her messages transcend language. Have a listen, and make up your own mind. We invite you to draw your own conclusions. China has always been known for copying and stealing ideas. The music coming from China is dry. Listen to the tracks here to get wet and hear something more original than you may have ever heard before...