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《亞洲通才》專輯介紹
常常有人問我們:「黃明志到底還要發多少張“亞洲通”系列專輯啦?」
我們早練下一秒就立刻尷尬而不失禮貌地微笑說:「我們也不知道耶~」
但,人生的改變,總是突如其來。
每次被詢問總是超困擾的唱片行店員、戰戰兢兢怕搞錯上架資訊的音樂串流平台夥伴、訪問還要寫小抄怕口誤講錯的記者、DJ或樂評大大、每年都覺得「怎麼又來了」的金曲獎偉大評審、很喜歡黃明志但永遠搞不清楚要買哪張專輯的聽眾們!
你們的困擾,我們都知道!
而這一次!我們終於有答案了!
繼2013《亞洲通緝》、2015《亞洲通殺》、2016《亞洲通車》、2017《亞洲通吃》、2018《亞洲通牒》到2019《亞洲通話》!(其中還努力入圍了金曲獎三次最佳國語男歌手獎、三次最佳音樂錄影帶獎、一次年度最佳歌曲獎!)
「亞洲通」系列最終章!!!!!!
「亞洲通」系列最終章!!!!!!
「亞洲通」系列最終章!!!!!!
叛逆實力派創作歌手黃明志
勇敢集八年累積的超強音樂成就!
再給你集八點也換不到的超棒感動!
黃明志“亞洲通”系列最終大魔王專輯《亞洲通才》
轟動全球系列專輯最長紀錄,憾動無數聽膩亞洲通三字的音樂愛好者
象徵著一個音樂時代的結束,留給亞洲通音樂無限的惆悵與未來可能性
終於即將問世啦!!!
《亞洲通才》是黃明志有史以來規模最大的一張全創作專輯
從專輯概念開始,黃明志就打破所有時間、空間與人物生死的想像
集結七張亞洲通專輯一路走來的意念與傳承。
要向宇宙許下一個最強大的音樂願望:完成一張「致敬」專輯
從《一萬個開心的理由》、《對你愛完了》、《五百》、《我們的海闊天空》、《不要去Club》這些充滿黃明志風格的曲名,就足夠讓人充滿好奇又忍不住噴笑出聲。但黃明志對「致敬」二字的敬意,絕非玩笑。為了完成這一張他夢想中的「致敬」專輯,黃明志幾乎跑遍亞洲的所有國家和地區,從日本、台灣、香港、馬來西亞、中國到印度寶萊塢,思考調查找出了足以影響一個世代、國家或文化發展與傳承的重要音樂元素,用接近史料考證與科學研究的方式,日以繼夜焚膏繼晷地完成了這張,在現今音樂產業中可說是前無古人、後無來者的「致敬」專輯:《亞洲通才》。
在這張不簡單的「致敬」專輯中,充滿來自亞洲各國家地區、不可思議的厲害人物,共同對某個時代致意的驚人能量!從第一首《中國痛China Reggaeton》以雷鬼搭配中國傳統樂器,找來香港影帝黃秋生合唱合演就讓許多聽眾嚇到下巴脫臼!《我們的海闊天空》用激情搖滾加上饒舌,找來中國歌手富九毫無違和感致敬香港傳奇樂隊Beyond,更是讓許多香港聽眾熱淚盈眶連聽三百次!《你是我的青春》鄭重邀請到當年憑藉彈奏一首《Canon Rock》爆紅國際的音樂家JerryC 跨刀合作並合演音樂錄影帶,致敬黃明志與他共同經歷的Youtube 草創那自由的時代;最驚人的創意是:黃明志連對成人色情片都可以致敬!《不小心》這首遊走在愛情與色情邊緣的歌曲,竟然邀請到無人不知無人不曉的日本當紅女優三上悠亞攜手出演,讓許多宅男在電腦前(因為痛哭)而消耗掉好幾噸的衛生紙;而90 年代的復古電音一直是許多聽眾念念不忘的音樂情懷,黃明志大膽攜手台灣電音教父DJ Jerry 羅百吉,兩人合作新曲《不要去Club》,反諷幽默又好笑,瞬間帶領聽眾回到90 年代的夜店七彩旋轉球下!
光專輯合作陣容一字排開就夠讓人嚇人了,為了完成亞洲通系列最終章《亞洲通才》的致敬概念!搖滾、雷鬼、中國風、寶萊塢、饒舌、流行、抒情、電音、廣high等無數的音樂曲風;取樣、吉他、古樂器、甚至熱巴那手大鼓、沙貝琴、西塔琴等無數的樂器元素,黃明志將上述的音樂風格和音色大膽玩弄掌間、互相揉合,每首歌在詞曲、編曲、製作到音樂錄影帶拍攝,他都有著無限的靈感與點子!黃明志說:「這是我花最長時間、最投入、最激發創意的一張音樂作品了!」
以講求完美個性著稱的黃明志,在製作《亞洲通才》這張「致敬」專輯的過程中,常為了一個當時很經典的音色,花好幾個星期、聽好幾千個不同的音色庫、不斷想辦法詢問當年的音樂製作人或編曲師,才終於完成「致敬」的第一步:找到音色。接著又開始與編曲一同興奮討論,要怎麼將這個音色與其他現代音樂元素和音樂曲式互相結合,保留該時代的感動,同時締造新時代的意義。每一首音樂作品都花了難以想像的心血與時間,才終於創作出這張令人讚嘆不已、既復古又前衛的嶄新「致敬」概念專輯《亞洲通才》!
要「致敬」不難,要「模仿」也很簡單,但如何把對音樂最大的愛,展現在對無數也曾這樣愛著音樂的經典音樂人、他們所創造的音樂時代上,這絕不是件容易的事。從學生時代黃明志帶著一個背包窮遊亞洲各國,在不知多少個窮困潦倒的夜晚,聽著這一首首經典歌曲,想著這些充滿才華的音樂人,拿起吉他彈到破皮,一首一首地寫下去,只希望有一天能成為他們的一份子。而在經過金曲獎多次的肯定後,黃明志終於在音樂上找回熱情、感動與敬意。
2020 是全球因疫情而陷入絕望的一年,但黃明志回到自己對音樂最「粗」的熱情,最「深」的感動,和最「大」的敬意,邀請了無數亞洲重要的音樂人與各領域工作者,挑戰種種極端而不可能的工作模式,耗費幾萬小時的努力,終於完成了“亞洲通”系列的最終也是最重要的一張專輯《亞洲通才》。
「通才」二字,泛指什麼都會的人才,黃明志一直相信每一個人都有獨特的才華跟天份,不論是很會演戲的影帝、讓人們開心的AV 女優、努力練習的辣妹舞者,只要願意努力,都能在各自的領域中發揮驚人的才華!以「想要跟亞洲各個有才華的人們一起合作」為出發,不論國家、地區、思想、語言、政治、種族和文化,只用初衷、熱情、執著、努力、合作和感動去完成,這就是《亞洲通才》這張專輯。
聽完這張專輯,如果你也有那麼一點被觸動,如果你也開始想努力些什麼。那麼,這張集結亞洲各國許多人們的才華而完成的《亞洲通才》專輯,僅獻給你那份也許還不為人所知的---才華。
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《Asian Polymath》 Music Album Introduction
Asian Polymath is the biggest project Namewee has ever put on, the wholly self-written album transcends the concepts of time and dimensions, it reimagines the afterlife and bestows a whole new meaning for life and death. Asian Polymath is a cognition collectives of all the previous albums, it congregates the essence from the last generation’s works. Asian Polymath is a wish from the author to honor the greats.
From 10,000 Reasons To Make Me Happy, Stop Clubbing, Our Love Is Over, Beyond The Edge and Five Hundred. These very Namewee-ish song titles have definitely got people to burst into laughters and their interest piqued. However when it comes to ‘Honoring’, the word has put Namewee into serious thoughts. To hammer the album into perfection, Namewee has had a few excursions to countries and places such as Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, Malaysia and India’s Bollywood. Through his research and mid-night grinding, he discovered the musical element which could have an ever-lasting impact on a culture’s growth. By utilizing the historical sampling and referencing techniques, Namewee inducted the element into his most recent works to woo the industry once again.
As the opening title, China Reggaeton fuses the Chinese sound with Reggae to create a unique blend of flavours yet what attracts most is the fact that Anthony Perry, the HKFA laureate being invited to feature in the song. Beyond The Edge is a song which the Hong Kong people love the most, Fu Jiu from China has a voice that strongly resembles the legendary rock band main vocals from Hong Kong – Beyond, hats off to the legends! Canon Rock 2020 is blessed to feature the song’s original creator – JerryC, the song commemorates the first wave YouTube content creators and a backstory of how Namewee rose to prominence. I Shot You shows that Namewee has limitless creativity, he wants to honour the Adult Video actresses and particularly JAV for accompanying him during his loneliest hours. Besides that, the appearance of Yua Mikami has garnered the music video a lot of unwanted attention. Do you still remember the 90s retro disco music? Stop Clubbing is a song that discourages young adults to go to such places. Head figure of Taiwan’s EDM, DJ Jerry collaborates with Namewee to rewind time back to the 90s happiest hours.
To complete the Asian Polymath formula, the finale of the ‘Asia’ albums. Unprecedented guest invitations and collaborations in the album far exceeds the industry’s common standard, in addition to the vast music genres such as Rock,R&B, Rap, Reggae, Ancient Chinese, Hindustani, Modern Pop, EDM and Disco. Nonetheless, sampling techniques, piano, guitars and strings, ancient instruments, Kompang, Sitar, Sape and countless instruments were used. Namewee greatly expanded the instrument capabilities and infused them with his creativity. During each stage of the process, the artiste was always brimming with ideas, the artist even exclaimed: ‘This project has my brain wrenched! My most time-consuming project ever!’
As a perfectionist, Namewee would always need to delve into his massive sound libraries to rummage a voicing that could match the corresponding time period, sometimes it could take weeks to filter a suitable candidate. Namewee would even go to the extreme by attempting to contact the original song producer to locate the most accurate sound but that’s just the first baby footsteps. Then, he would discuss with his arranger for ways to make the sound more modern, to fit the old blood in a new body. Asian Polymath is amazing for its preservation of the retro elements but still modern sounding aspect.
To differ ‘Honouring’ and ‘Imitating’ has its difficulties, the fine line between the 2 is ambivalent and blurry. Hence, Namewee has his own answer to such a question, he believes that by paying homage to the classics, their people and legacies would be the huge difference maker. Long story short, Namewee was already a backpacker in his college years, while he was travelling with a very tight budget in Asia, it was the classics that kept reminding him to be diligent and stoic.
The Corona-pandemic has ravaged 2020 into pieces, many were despair and despondent but Namewee persevered, thus giving birth to Asian Polymath. The word ‘Polymath’ means a person who possesses wide knowledge and talent, Namewee believes that everyone is born with talent yet true success is only granted to the most hardworking genius. Asian Polymath is Namewee’s desire for working with every talented person he came across in Asia, with burning passion comes unparalleled talent, that’s the last calling of Asian Polymath.
#黃明志 #Namewee #亞洲通才 #AsianPolymath
in my cognition 在 玳瑚師父 Master Dai Hu Facebook 八卦
(English writing below)
妳你有投資嗎?妳你會投資嗎?二零零九年,吾的其中一位門生問吾,她是否能炒股,吾囘她可以。吾跟着補上一句,但九月前一定要暫停交易。她欲打破砂鍋問到底的問吾,爲何九月前需暫停交易,吾衹叫她别問,並叮呤她切记!那年九月,AIG事件的發生,股票創新低,她不衹沒燒到手,反而還賺了一笔。爲了答謝吾,在帶吾上高级餐館,慶祝父親節前,先帶吾到名錶店,買了只名錶送給吾。記得當時她見吾,當心名錶之價碼,而顯得婆婆媽媽,她就柔聲的叫吾,别在意那價碼。除汗顏以外,吾也覺得當時的吾,是乎太纯情了些,吾應該拿更貴,又或者多拿幾只,哈......。
二零一八年,也就是去年,身爲玄學家的吾,當然知之甚詳,這年是難得的投資年,吾也得到靈光的加持,在這六十年才逢的大好投資年,吾可以大顯身手,展示給全世界的人知道,玄學絕對可以掌控投資。因此,吾就對吾的門生,學生及顧客們,宣說吾會用這一難逢的,大好投資年,去玩一玩投資,並展示給世人看,玄學是眞的可以掌控投資的。
那結果如何?結果是,從去年開始到現在,就一個字,賺。若這字妳你不喜歡,赢字可否?哈......!
其实啊!玄學本是上界高靈們,慈悲下界的吾等罪苦眾生,而傳給吾等的祖先,是吾等中華民族,道道地地的珍貴智慧遺產,吾等不珍惜,不學也不研究,本末倒置的去學,無关緊要的東西,造就一代不如一代,這是有過失的啊!玄學因是上上之學,連科學及邏辑學,都在研究它,而妳你卻不研究它,妳你不是比迷信更迷信嗎?
吾的顧客羣中,有博士有碩士有大専畢業生,等等。難道這些知识份子,是迷信嗎?該醒了,不要讓吾等的下一代,走吾等走過的冤枉路,受吾等受過的苦,更不要讓她他們,成爲吾等的纏身靈,或怨親債主啊!哎哟哟!單看那些字眼,比看恐怖片還更恐怖。
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Do you invest? Do you know how to invest? In 2009, one of my disciples asked me if she could speculate in stocks. I replied she could, followed by telling her that she must stop all trading before October.
She pressed me for the reason, but I told her not to ask and reminded her not to forget!
In October that year, the AIG saga happened and the stock market hit new lows. Not only did she not burnt her money, she earned quite a decent amount.
To thank me, she treated me in a high-end restaurant to celebrate Father's Day. But before that, she brought me to a branded watch shop to buy me a watch as a present. I remembered when she saw me hesitating over the watch prices, she told me gently not to mind the prices. While I was slightly sweating at the prices, I think I was a tad too innocent at that time. I should have taken a more expensive watch or at least a few more pieces...ha!
In 2018, which is last year, as a Chinese Metaphysics master, of course I knew that it would a very difficult year for investments. However, I received divine empowerment that that was a fabulous investment year for me, and would only come by once in every 60 years. I should fully showcase my powress and let the whole world know that Chinese Metaphysics is definitely able to take control of investments. Hence I announced to my disciples, students and clients that I would make use of this hard-to-come-by favourable year to play investments, and let the world know that Chinese Metaphysics is truly capable of controlling investments.
What is the end result?
The result is, from last year till now, only one word describes my situation best - profiting. If you don't like this word, how about "winning"? Ha...!
Fact is, Chinese Metaphysics are imparted by the deities in the higher realms, out of compassion for us suffering sentient beings. It was taught to our ancestors, our Chinese race and was genuinely precious wisdom heritage. If we do not cherish, do not learn and do not study this but instead pick up useless knowledge, our successive generations will worsen and that would be a fault of ours!
Because Chinese Metaphysics is an elite subject matter, even the study of Science and Cognition are still researching on this field of knowledge. If you do not study it, aren't you being more superstitious than superstition itself? Among my clients, there are doctorate holders, Master's holders and Bachelor's graduates etc. Does this imply these educated people are being superstitious too?
It's time to wake up. Do not let our next generation take the wrong path that we walked, or suffer the hardships that we did. Most importantly, do not let them become our karmic creditors or people who make lives difficult for us due to our negligence! Aiyoyo! Just reading at these descriptions gives me more chills than watching a horror show.
in my cognition 在 Dr. Ray 的急症室迎送生涯 Facebook 八卦
We are in the 3rd month of social unrest in Hong Kong. What started as a protest about a single issue--the extradition bill--has rapidly evolved into a massive movement that some have gone so far to describe as a revolution, or terrorism--depending on where you get your news.
In its initial weeks, the street protests were contained in several locations and took place over the weekends. But more recently, we’ve seen them expand to multiple districts, including the blockade of the city’s international airport, which is one of the busiest in the world. While the events are largely peaceful, we’ve also seen many nights of violent clashes between the police and protesters, as well as between protesters and alleged gang members.
The crisis is political first and foremost but along the way we’ve witnessed many psychological processes that have contributed to its evolution. I’ll just highlight a few here.
1) polarisation/dehumanisation
First, we’ve seen rapid polarisation and escalation in both physical force and in the rhetoric used by both the police and the protestors.
The polarisation is seen in police vs. protesters, blue-ribbon vs. yellow-ribbon in political spectrum (a legacy of the 2014 UM), black shirts vs. white shirts etc. The ingroup-outgroup dynamics are similar to those seen in other intergroup conflicts, including viewing outgroup members as homogenous; that problematic behaviors of a few are generalised to represent the entire group.
We are also seeing ingroup favoritism; that my fellow protestors or police officers cannot be wrong, no matter what they do. What is particularly troubling is the ethos of no condemnation and no ostracization within each of the two camps. That is, protesters will condone all forms and all means of protest and the police are allowing each other to deviate from protocol and to use excessive force. This in effect is reinforcing the radicalization of behaviors within the two opposing groups.
We’ve also seen increasing pressure to declare one’s allegiance, from celebrities and large corporations to friends and family members. People are quick to label each other as yellow or blue. This George W. Bush-style you are either with us or against us mentality is not conducive to dialogue. This is further exacerbated by the echo-chamber of social media, where most people seem to get their news from.
In its extreme form, group conflict can breed dehumanisation. We see protesters calling police officers dogs and police officers describing protesters as cockroaches. Dehumanization helps justify the use of violence against each other.
2) Hopelessness
Many have commented that the radicalisation we are seeing is driven by a pervasive sense of hopelessness, especially among young people. It is probably true that our youth do see that their future is not as bright as their predecessors. Hong Kong’s housing remains the most unaffordable on the planet, and this limits the perceived career options among young people. But we argue that those participating in the movement and those who are sympathetic to their cause remain somewhat hopeful. They are hopeful that their action--if only pervasive enough and persistent enough--can still bring upon changes. What I fear, however, is that when the movement ends and the result of it falls short of the protester’s expectations, which is very likely, true hopelessness will emerge. I don’t want to imagine what young people would resort to then.
3) Mental health
Several researchers have noted the deterioration of mental health in the past several months, even though HK as a whole is still largely safe and most people have not directly experienced violence. Pretty much everyone has seen footage of very disturbing scenes. After 9/11, it is quite clear that exposure to gruesome footage alone can have negative consequences to one’s mental health, especially among those who are particularly vulnerable to begin with.
Another factor hurting our mental health is our sleep deprivation. Most of the more attention-catching events have been unfolding in the evenings. It is difficult to switch off the tv or put down the phone when clashes between police and protesters are still ongoing. And it is understandably very difficult to sleep when these images are still fresh in our minds.
Our Chief Executive Carrie Lam has openly and quite proudly confessed that she does not need much sleep. Four to five hours, she said. Likewise, protesters and police officers have also been sleep deprived. Sleep deprivation affects our cognition and ability to regulate emotions. I’m not saying the fiasco we are in is due to our city’s pervasive lack of sleep, but it might be exacerbating our reactions to recent events.
Suggestions:
Many have offered different advice and solutions to help de-escalate the current crisis. I’m going to throw in a few more as a clinical psychologist and as a researcher.
First and foremost, a one-week truce is much needed. Everyone is exhausted. A truce will allow us to get some rest and gradually move away from a reactive, emotion-driven mode. Fear and anger--the two emotions that seem to be most pervasive in the city--can prompt us to make decisions that we might regret. With some time to rest and reflect, hopefully all parties can start to make more rational and balanced decisions.
Second, I think it is appropriate to see this crisis as a disaster. Using a disaster framework will allow us to mobilize humanitarian efforts and deploy health and mental health professionals accordingly. Importantly, under this framework, survivors need to feel safe and their feelings validated. Now might not be the right time to count scores and lay blame. That can come later. Protesters and, dare I say, frontline police officers need to be heard, regardless of how we view their politics and tactics.
Third, we need to launch a campaign to remind ourselves of our common identities--as HKers and human beings. What is particularly heartbreaking is that all parties--the protesters, the police, Ms Carrie Lam, and perhaps even the triad members--believe that they are doing the right thing to protect Hong Kong, their home.
I suggest we turn to humor and the arts. This is not to diminish our pain and suffering; it is also not to trivialize the politics. Rather, humor, theatre, poetry, sports etc. are non-destructive ways to express ourselves. They help us rehumanise one another and recognize our common humanity.
When a young lady had her right eye severely injured by a shot of bean bag earlier this week, an-eye-for-an-eye became a popular slogan. But to stop the city’s implosion, perhaps we also need to chant, let’s strive to see each other eye-to-eye.
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6 天前 — Possibly, the impact of the parent-child attachment is mediated by attachment cognitions about romantic partners. 來自Cambridge English Corpus. ... <看更多>