The Coming Ones (Sa Dingding album)

The Coming Ones (恍如来者)
Studio album by Sa Dingding
Released July 3, 2012
Language Chinese
Sa Dingding chronology
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(2012)

The Coming Ones is the third album by Chinese singer-songwriter Sa Dingding.[1] Separate versions were released for the China and international markets.[2]

The Coming Ones includes traditional music from southwest China, as well as villagers of Xiaoshuijing singing Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony.[3][4] The album also includes music created in collaboration with Paul Oakenfold. [5][6][7] Some songs are accompanied by music played on ancient instruments.[8]

Some of the material on this album was reworked and included on the musician's later album Beyond Convention.[4]

Track listing

  1. Tian Lai Zhi Ai – The Holy Sound of Love
  2. Ru Ying Sui Xing – Something Like a Shadow is Following You
  3. Lai Zhe Mo Jie – The Coming Ones
  4. Que Shen – Peacock
  5. Qiu Xiang Yue – The Fragrance of the Autumn Moon
  6. Zhi Shang Ai – Dedicated with Love
  7. Ai Zai 2012 – The Love in 2012
  8. Huang Ru Ge Shi – The Mystery of Time
  9. Chen Ai Zai Ge Chang – The Fragments are Singing
  10. Zhuan Shan – Walking Around the Mountain

References

  1. ↑ "Acclaimed singer who is a stranger in her own land". The Telegraph, Chen Nan, 21 Dec 2015
  2. ↑ "Sa Dingding" Archived 2016-03-05 at the Wayback Machine.. Time Out Hong Kong.
  3. ↑ "The Coming Ones". WeltMusik Magazin,
  4. 1 2 "Sa Dingding: Beyond Convention". Vantage Magazine, Coco Shen and Christoper Russell,
  5. ↑ [ WIN! World Music Star Sa Dingding on Nexxus and Conrank"]. ThatsMags, By Andrew Chin, December 14, 2015
  6. ↑ "Moved to tears". 2012-07-20 Chen Nan, China Daily
  7. ↑ "What a Wonderful World". That's China's 2015 in Review, Dec 1, 2015
  8. ↑ "Oriental beats: Nostalgic jaunt". Archived 2012-10-03 at the Wayback Machine. New Strait Times, 17 September 2012 By Fong Leong Ming . recovered from the Wayback Machine
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