The Road To Wutumeiren

"Influenced by various modes of futurism, "The Road To Wutumeiren" reflects the concept of "Asian Future Sounds" in my memory by reconnecting my roots in China. The album depicted a cinematic landscape by infusing subtle and poetic dance beats with an abstract Eastern ambiance, featuring sonic sound design that interfered with multi-layered Asian-oriented folk instruments and a variety of vocal styles. The vocal parts feature the Mongol singer Daiqing Tana and French Jazz singer Lily Jung, and their voices have been re-defined to be part of the Asian abstract aura to take the audience on a timeless and spaceless trip where past, present, and future merges. All of the folk instruments were performed by the top national musicians in China and the recording session was conducted in Beijing, China.

The mystery around this enigmatic project remains unsolved, only revealing an intense and subtle universe where songs tell stories like short movies. The lyric comprises and mixes Mongolian, Mandarin Chinese, and self-created languages that were designed to be melted within the aura of an Asian abstract atmosphere. The featured track "The Road To Wutumeiren" was selected and released by China Universal Records titled "Opposite House Vol 1", and this is a re-release version in the United States."