
Jade Music Fest:朱諾獎得主鄭寶欣分享她的音樂錄製過程
在2021年的朱諾音樂獎頒獎典禮上,加拿大音樂界開始注意到鄭寶欣 (Jacqueline Teh)。這位受人尊敬的爵士歌手和詞曲創作人共同編寫了 Sammy Jackson 的五首歌曲專輯《With You(與你同在)》中的最後三首歌,該專輯榮獲年度最佳聲樂爵士專輯獎。

在2021年的朱諾音樂獎頒獎典禮上,加拿大音樂界開始注意到鄭寶欣 (Jacqueline Teh)。這位受人尊敬的爵士歌手和詞曲創作人共同編寫了 Sammy Jackson 的五首歌曲專輯《With You(與你同在)》中的最後三首歌,該專輯榮獲年度最佳聲樂爵士專輯獎。

Lowhi 與業界裡其他音樂人不同, 這位來自洛杉磯的 R&B 兼 Lo-fi 歌手運用兩種語言(英語和中文)來創作出那些充滿情感以及焦慮的作品, 這些歌詞在跨國際的大雜燴中相互串聯,使人難以對其分類。

Hundreds of thousands of Cubans have left the island nation for South Florida since 1959, resulting in a monumental linguistic convergence.

Teh, who is based in Toronto, cowrote three of the five songs on Sammy Jackson’s Juno-winning “With You” EP.

Lowhi, an LA-based R&B and low-fi singerm writes his emotionally laden, angst-filled compositions in two languages—English and Mandarin.

Lowhi 与业界里其他音乐人不同, 这位来自洛杉矶的 R&B 兼 Lo-fi 歌手运用两种语言(英语和中文)来创作出那些充满情感以及焦虑的作品, 这些歌词在跨国际的大杂烩中相互串联,使人难以对其分类。

在2021年的朱诺音乐奖颁奖典礼上,加拿大音乐界开始注意到郑宝欣 (Jacqueline Teh)。这位受人尊敬的爵士歌手和词曲创作人共同编写了 Sammy Jackson 的五首歌曲专辑《With You(与你同在)》中的最后三首歌,该专辑荣获年度最佳声乐爵士专辑奖。







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The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
We would like to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. With this acknowledgement, we thank the Indigenous peoples who still live on and care for this land.
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