1. Chinese Football - 飞鱼转身 Music Video →

    Chinese Football - 飞鱼转身 Music Video

    http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDYzNzUwNDgw.html

    2012-11-05 16:52上传
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  2. LIVEBEIJINGMUSIC: Skip Skip Ben Ben @ Xiaoping

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  3.

    Birdstriking - 7pm Television (punk/noise-pop/beijing)
    [from their self titled 2011 release]

    http://site.douban.com/birdstriking/

    11 months ago  /  2 notes  / 7pm television / beijing / beijing music / birdstriking / c-punk / c-rock / china / chinese / chinese indie rock / chinese music / douban / he fan / indie rock / jingweir / maybe mars / music / noise-pop / post-punk / punk / xinjiu / wang xinjiu /  /  Source: site.douban.com

  4. [[MORE]] jingweir interview with skip skip ben ben, taken from issue 3, issues 1-3 can all be downloaded in pdf form for free here: http://jingweir.tumblr.com/zine

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  5. Duck Fight Goose - This is the Circus (Prog Pop/Psychedelic/Shanghai) from their 2011 Maybe Mars release ‘SPORTS’

    http://site.douban.com/duckfightgoose/

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  6. DEAD J & SULUMI @ XIAOPING; MAY 30th dead jhttp://site.douban.com/mrshao/http://soundcloud.com/dead-j sulumihttp://site.douban.com/sulumi/http://soundcloud.com/sulumi XIAOPING 北京 西城区 XP俱乐部 (地安门十字路口，西南角) douban event: http://www.douban.com/event/16555021/

    DEAD J & SULUMI @ XIAOPING; MAY 30th

    dead j
    http://site.douban.com/mrshao/
    http://soundcloud.com/dead-j

    sulumi
    http://site.douban.com/sulumi/
    http://soundcloud.com/sulumi

    XIAOPING 北京 西城区 XP俱乐部 (地安门十字路口，西南角)

    douban event: http://www.douban.com/event/16555021/

    12 months ago  /  0 notes  / dead j / sulumi / shanshui / jingweir / xiaoping / beijing / music / live music / china / chinese / beijing electronic / beijing electronic music / chinese electronic music / electronic music / live electronic music / live electronic / beijing music /  /  Source: douban.com

  7.

    tilt-spin:

    (Party is Over, Pornostar - 2010)

    A nice rollicking rocker out of China.

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  8. MULIANhttp://site.douban.com/mulian/ARM TRICKhttp://site.douban.com/armtrickDONGDONGDONG (Brad Seippel DJ set)http://site.douban.com/thruoutin/DAN LENK DJ sethttp://soundcloud.com/offthelatchparty@ZAJIA LAB东城区旧鼓楼大街豆腐池胡同23号http://www.douban.com/people/53828238/

    MULIAN
    http://site.douban.com/mulian/

    ARM TRICK
    http://site.douban.com/armtrick

    DONGDONGDONG (Brad Seippel DJ set)
    http://site.douban.com/thruoutin/

    DAN LENK DJ set
    http://soundcloud.com/offthelatchparty

    @ZAJIA LAB
    东城区旧鼓楼大街豆腐池胡同23号
    http://www.douban.com/people/53828238/

    12 months ago  /  2 notes  / mulian / arm trick / dongdongdong / brad seippel / thruoutin / zajia lab / zajia / live music / show / beijing / china / chinese / dj / electronic / EDM / IDM / original electronic / electronic music / beijing electronic / ambient / dub / house / jingweir / music / underground beijing / beijing underground /  /  Source: douban.com

  9. theworldofchinese: Longshendao: China’s Biggest Hippies In a city where cannabis is scarce and sunlight scarcer, it may seem strange that reggae music should flourish – but if Beijing has nothing else, it’s got talented musicians with a hunger for innovation. We can likely thank the latter for the birth of the Chinese mainland’s first-ever reggae band, Longshendao. Though Chinese immigrants played a well-documented role in the birth of reggae more than 50 years ago, the genre didn’t catch on in the Chinese mainland until 2006, when a handful of seasoned Beijing rockers-turned-dreadheads launched Longshendao (龙神道), a name as cultural as it is hippified that means “the Tao of the dragon god.” Though 2006 may seem like a late start for Chinese reggae, singer and bassist Guo Jian (XTX and Cold Blooded Animal) says the band actually started fiddling around with reggae in 1997. “We were all daily friends, and we all liked this kind of music, so we just naturally got together,” he says. Those friends form a veritable who’s who of 90s and early 00s Chinese rock: like Guo Jian, zither player Zhang Wei played with XTX and Cold Blooded Animal, as well as Buyi; keyboardist Fei Fei played with Zhang Chu, and drummer Gao Fei played with Secondhand Rose. Despite the band members’ high profiles, for nine years the music remained a private hobby. “At that time, there weren’t many people in China who liked reggae music,” Guo explains. Read more

    theworldofchinese:

    Longshendao:


    China’s Biggest Hippies

    In a city where cannabis is scarce and sunlight scarcer, it may seem strange that reggae music should flourish – but if Beijing has nothing else, it’s got talented musicians with a hunger for innovation. We can likely thank the latter for the birth of the Chinese mainland’s first-ever reggae band, Longshendao.

    Though Chinese immigrants played a well-documented role in the birth of reggae more than 50 years ago, the genre didn’t catch on in the Chinese mainland until 2006, when a handful of seasoned Beijing rockers-turned-dreadheads launched Longshendao (龙神道), a name as cultural as it is hippified that means “the Tao of the dragon god.”

    Though 2006 may seem like a late start for Chinese reggae, singer and bassist Guo Jian (XTX and Cold Blooded Animal) says the band actually started fiddling around with reggae in 1997. “We were all daily friends, and we all liked this kind of music, so we just naturally got together,” he says. Those friends form a veritable who’s who of 90s and early 00s Chinese rock: like Guo Jian, zither player Zhang Wei played with XTX and Cold Blooded Animal, as well as Buyi; keyboardist Fei Fei played with Zhang Chu, and drummer Gao Fei played with Secondhand Rose. Despite the band members’ high profiles, for nine years the music remained a private hobby. “At that time, there weren’t many people in China who liked reggae music,” Guo explains.

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  10. instinct-is-a-killer:

    12 0507 - Mu xiaohu

    GOOD MORNING!

    1 year ago  /  5 notes  / EDMbeijingbeijing EDMbeijing electronicchinachinesechinese EDMchinese electronicelectronicjingweirmu xiaohudjbeijing djchinese dj  /  Source: SoundCloud / Mu xiaohu