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As the 11th anniversary of September 11th passes, somehow cultural and religious tensions have only increased – in Egypt, Iran, Afghanistan, and right here at home. Last year, Jason Chu recorded ChristianMuslim, a song speaking out against violence and bloodshed between people who “believe that we’re all God’s children.” For the past few months, his friends [...]
A lot of people ask – why are Asian-Americans so apathetic towards politics? Others also ask – why let someone’s race affect the way you view their politics? Answers may be difficult to come to – but they won’t start until we talk about the hard questions. NEW SPOKEN WORD video – Presidential RACE (The [...]
Fire! As a gun shot in the dark, ‘Selection 1’ bangs hot and noisy into ears and hits us as a bullet right through the head! This is The Honor first debut album and it comes to us with a loud electro-pop sound, like a violent kick up to the free urban arty boys’ creativity. [...]
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A much-anticipated album, Show Luo’s latest release 羅生門 [Luo Sheng Men] proves to be a worthy following to the success of his previous album Trendy Man. I’ve got to say, I was almost afraid the album might not live-up to all the hype…
Khalil Fong has the unique distinction of being a Mandarin R&B artist in Hong Kong, a career that has proven fruitful with four LPs and a growing fan base. With his fifth album release, he aimed to pay respect to those artists and songs that inspire his musical style and lyrics. He covers a range [...]
After last year’s concert and the release of two or three singles, Shirley comes back this year with a full Cantonese album. It’s been a while since her last effort in the studio, so expectations are understandably high. Was the album worth the wait?
Artist Name: Bibi Zhou Release Date: 8th July 2009 Album Language: Mandarin
Artist Name: Kay Tse Release Date: 10th July 2009 Album Language: Mandarin
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