
聰穎的Serrini(樹莉莉)憑藉魅力十足的舞台氣場和露骨的歌詞贏得了狂熱的追隨者
在她的音樂生涯中,Serrini展現了她善於製造驚喜的能力,一個典型的例子是她的MV《樹木真美》(kiki mami),以柔和的旋律開場,觀眾會將其聯想到粵語流行樂,這位香港詞曲作家身穿天使般的白裙,在台上哀怨地唱著關於墮入情緒深淵的故事。

在她的音樂生涯中,Serrini展現了她善於製造驚喜的能力,一個典型的例子是她的MV《樹木真美》(kiki mami),以柔和的旋律開場,觀眾會將其聯想到粵語流行樂,這位香港詞曲作家身穿天使般的白裙,在台上哀怨地唱著關於墮入情緒深淵的故事。

Serrini, a Hong Kong singer and songwriter, is looking forward to her first performance in Canada in November at Vancouver’s Jade Music Fest.

温哥华歌手 Shinlok 近期发表的音乐影片 “Worth Less(中译:不值得爱了)” 背后有一段心酸的故事。在影片中,这位毕业于 Capilano University (卡普兰诺大学)的音乐才子独自漫步于黑夜之中,感伤地缓缓歌唱,以优美的歌词与谱曲悼念着一段逝去的恋情。

溫哥華歌手 Shinlok 近期發表的音樂影片 “Worth Less(中譯:不值得愛了)” 背後有一段心酸的故事。在影片中,這位畢業於 Capilano University (卡普蘭諾大學)的音樂才子獨自漫步於黑夜之中,感傷地緩緩歌唱,以優美的歌詞與譜曲悼念著一段逝去的戀情。

Shinlok will perform at the Vancouver Hong Kong Fair, which will take place on Sunday (May 5) at The Shipyards in North Vancouver.

For decades, waves of refugees have sought asylum in Hong Kong, but stories of those from outside China rarely make it to the big screen.

很多温哥华居民并不知道某些邻居正努力尝试保留富有想像力的香港文化。这个曾经自由的港口城市孕育出以粤语为基础的当代媒体、艺术和娱乐产业。然而,自从香港在1997年回归中国以来,便一直经历普通话殖民化,近年的打压更日益严重,迫使数以百万计的民众上街抗议。这导致全国人民代表大会在2020年通过严苛的《香港国安法》,结束了承诺维持至2047年的高度自治。这令到香港人心灰意冷,更激怒了加拿大举国上下的香港侨民。

很多溫哥華居民並不知道某些鄰居正努力嘗試保留富有想像力的香港文化。這個曾經自由的港口城市孕育出以粵語為基礎的當代媒體、藝術和娛樂產業。然而,自從香港在1997年回歸中國以來,便一直經歷普通話殖民化,近年的打壓更日益嚴重,迫使數以百萬計的民眾上街抗議。這導致全國人民代表大會在2020年通過嚴苛的《香港國安法》,結束了承諾維持至2047年的高度自治。

Chan is one of several Vancouverites working exceptionally hard to preserve the freewheeling and imaginative culture of Hong Kong.

多伦多歌手王靖乔(Silian)表示,她花了数年时间才找到自己真实的歌声,而且是大约六年前经历一段深切悲痛的时期才发现的。当时她住在自己的家乡 — 香港 — 并在那里工作。她在2010年从多伦多返港,以追求她的音乐事业。










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