孩子們
ALBUMS
Every album was made with the utmost effort and the best instrumental music available at the time.
Whether it's arrangement or recording and mixing, in the absence of a model to imitate,
We are constantly exploring how to let traditional Taiwanese elements and jazz dance together gracefully.
Album Category | ALBUM
01
This is Taiwan's first album to explore its musical roots, originating from the soil of jazz.
You could call it a new kind of jazz, with the delicate fragrance of magnolia blossoms, the swift movements of a martial arts master, and a cheerful Eastern ambiance;
It can also be described as a new type of traditional Chinese music, because it sounds both ancient and modern, both elegant and casual, making people want to sway freely.
02
Legend has it that during the Qingming Festival, people fly kites and write down their misfortunes from the past year on them. Watching them soar high in the wind, one's heart, bound by worries, is like the kite, breaking free from its troubles, flying higher and higher until it disappears into the sky. This is exactly the feeling of listening to this album.
Album Category | ALBUM
Listen to the sounds nurtured by this land on the wings of a kite.
Album Category | ALBUM
03
"SPIN" is the rhythm of life and an essential component of existence.
We spin every day, and spinning is always around us, like an embrace, a communication, a fusion, an absorption, and a creation! The inspiration for Sizhukong's "Spinning" comes from these cyclical images that are closely related to us. They throw Taiwanese opera, Peking opera, indigenous songs, jazz, electronic music, rock... into the sound mixer, creating this brand new experience between original and electronic music, between dreams and reality, between tradition and fashion!
04
The longest distance between people is indifference, but what is the shortest distance? It's when you break down barriers and prejudices, and firmly and warmly take the hand of the person next to you. The swinging improvisation of jazz, the unrestrained passion of Latin music, the simple charm of Hakka music, the classic revival of Taiwanese opera, and the free and unrestrained nature of indigenous folk songs all come together here to naturally and beautifully hold hands!