So a while back I wrote that Shinji Tanimura had invited Jacky Xue Zhiqian to his Osaka music festival, and then idarklight pointed out, hey, Xue Zhiqian writes his own songs! Which is amazing, because who knew this good-looking guy could write such beautiful songs? I need to stop being prejudiced. This is his newest single from his 3rd album, also called Deeply Loved You.
The first single was “Legend/Chuan Shuo” which was the one that got him invited to the festival. The MV for this has two parts, one set in their past life and one set in the present day. The album will release in December. I highly recommend you check out this MV for the first part, since it’s got all the cliched parts of Asian MVs that we love and the song is really pretty.
I really can’t be blamed for automatically assuming this prettyboy didn’t write his own songs, because come on:
Xue Zhiqian and BFF Jun Jun giving fans absolutely no heads up on if they would be talented or not.
The female lead for the MV is Jia Qing who goes way back with both of them, and was in Xue Zhiqian’s Ren Zhen De Xue MV, which was beautiful, beautiful song also composed and written by Xue. You guys should check it out.
Tags: Jacky Xue Zhiqian, Jia Qing, Jun Jun
November 28, 2008 at 2:19 am
Good song!
Been introduced to some really good music since coming here.
November 29, 2008 at 6:15 am
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December 20, 2008 at 7:22 pm
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[...] December 29, 2008 at 12:50 am · Filed under Xue Zhiqian ·Tagged Anson Hu, BOBO, Charlene Choi, chinese, Chuan Shuo, Cpop, Jacky Xue Zhiqian, Jade Liu, Jane Zhang, Jay Chou, JJ Lin, Milk@Coffee, Pop Music Ceremony, S.H.E, Top Combine, Wei Chen, Xue Zhiqian Xue Zhiqian is the first person to be nominated for all six of the major awards given by the Chinese Pop Music Ceremony in one year, including “best original composer,” “best album,” “best male singer,” “most popular singer,” “best album producer,” and “Golden song of the year” for both “Legend” and “Deeply in love with you,” which you can read about here and here. [...]
May 31, 2009 at 6:36 am
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September 23, 2009 at 2:19 am
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