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Category Archives: New Sounds of China
New Sounds of China Episode 5: Ethnicity and Music
The final episode of New Sounds of China is live. In Episode 5: Ethnicity and Music, Paul Kendall and Hu Pan play modern tracks inspired by the traditions of the country’s many ethnic minorities. Continue reading
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Tagged China, Episode 5, Ethnicity and Music, Haggai, Hu Pan, Indie, Music, New Sounds of China, Paul Kendall
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New Sounds of China Episode 4: The Chengdu Temperament
New Sounds of China moves away from Beijing in Episode 4, looking at its western musical counterpart, Chengdu, noted for its “spicy food and spicier women”. Continue reading
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Tagged Chengdu, Hu Pan, Live, Music, New Sounds of China, Paul Kendall, Zebra Music Festival
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New Sounds of China Episode 3: The Beijing Scene
Paul Kendall and Hu Pan explore three less-hyped Beijing record labels in the latest episode of the popular music podcast New Sounds of China. Continue reading
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Tagged Hu Pan, New Pants, New Sounds of China, Paul Kendall, Wan Xiaoli, Xin Kuzi
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New Sounds of China launches with Episode 1: The History of Chinese Alternative Music
The Nanfang has teamed up with the excellent Chinese music podcast New Sounds of China, which will delve into the eclectic Chinese music scene every Sunday. Continue reading
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Tagged Hu Pan, Lilei and the Hanmeimeis, New Sounds of China, Paul Kendall
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