Beijing News (reporter Zhou Huixiaowan) On November 23, produced by Xu Zheng, written and directed by Shao Yihui, starring Xu Zheng, Ma Yili, Wu Yue, Ni Hongjie, huang Minghao and Wang Yinglu specially starred, and Ning Li, Zhang Zhihua and Wu Mian cooperated in the movie "Love Myth" released the theme song of the movie of the same name. The song was sung by young singer Mao Buyi, with Arai Eleven as producer, Lyrics by Lin Qiao, and music by Prince. The song uses electronic retro synthesizers to blend rock music to create a retro modern atmosphere, and the lyrics use a narrative perspective of plain life to connect life scenes, and the lyrics together constitute a modern mature love picture. It is reported that the film will be released nationwide on December 24.
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It is reported that Mao Buyi once presented the ending song "Cranberry Blossom" for Xu Zheng's directorial work "囧Mom". This time for Xu Zheng's producer and lead actor in the film "Love Myth", Mao Buyi changed the musical style with a strong sense of narrative in the past, interpreted synth-pop style for the first time, and explored a new retro electronic field with golden melody award best producer Arai Eleven, and the retro modern rhythm was perfectly integrated with Mao's unique realist music poet temperament. In this regard, Mao is not easy to interview: "This is also a very interesting attempt for me, its arrangement, lyrics, and melody jump out of the style of my previous songs, and this song has a heavy sense of atmosphere and picture. ”
The film's recently released "Lao Bai and His Friends" special edition first appeared in Lao Bai's (Xu Zheng) Shanghai social circle, although the lives of Lao Bai and his friends can be described by the passage of time, but what remains unchanged is the desire for love and beauty. Director and screenwriter Shao Yihui also wanted to convey the concept of the female characters in the film living freely and being loyal to themselves through songs: "I hope that everyone can face their emotions more calmly, care more about their own needs, and look at feelings with a more inclusive and open eye." The "choose to believe, fortunately we" in the lyrics is Mao's understanding of mature love, he further elaborated: "I think that whenever you are sincere and enthusiastic about life and others, this is a mature emotion, that is, 'No matter how old, long live love'." ”
Beijing News reporter Zhou Huixiaowan
Edited by Xu Meilin Proofreader Li Lijun