This is the sixth edition of New Sounds of China, and this week we are looking at Beijing electronic music.
Featuring a wide range of bands (as we are really covering a mammoth topic this week), including Sulumi, Dead J, Me:Mo, Wang Lei, FM3, Supermarket and Feng Jiangzhou, and interviews with Dead J and FM3, we ask questions such as “who was the first electronic band in Beijing?” and “is it really important?”
欢迎来到第六期中国新声代,这周我们一起来了解一下北京的电子音乐。我们将和大家一起聊聊北京电子音乐这个不小的话题,并为大家介绍一系列乐队,包括 Sulumi, Dead J, Me:Mo, 王玮, 爱父爱母三, Supermarket 以及 丰江舟。另外,在本期节目中我们还难得地采访到 Dead J 和 爱父爱母三,我们问了她们很多有趣且有争议的问题,比如”谁是北京第一支电子乐队?” 或 “做第一支电子乐队有什么重要意思?”
As if such philosophical ponderings weren’t enough, we give you a listen-in on some of the sounds of the Buddha Machine, a device that is at once inherently desirable and useless, as well as a sneak preview from Dead J’s forthcoming album in September – possibly the first airplay in the world. (at least as far as we know)
如果你觉得单单了解音乐人对于音乐的哲学思考还不够,那我们就让你听听在电子音乐界让人爱不释手,但却没什么实际用处的菩萨机可以发出的声音。另外还提前领略 Dead J 今年9月将推出一张新专辑中的部分作品,据我们所知,这可是第一次在电台播放。
翻译:张水尔 (多谢你!)







