As the second single of the new album of the Mountain People Band, "Bird Talk" is a more in-depth world music consciousness and a long-term mentality that has been precipitated for many years, and it has a beautiful and magnificent state of tranquility.
Begin with a clear bird song and deftly cut through the silence of the forest. The looming electronic melody slowly lifts the fog between the mountains and forests, and the outline of everything is faintly recognizable in the haze. The lead singer Zi Han's singing voice then sounded, simple and melodious.
"Beautiful people / Where are you from / You are so beautiful / Make people so fascinating"
The ancient Wa folk tune composes the yearning for love, but in the adaptation of the mountain people, there is more of a vast and solemn feeling. Between the echoes of vocals and birdsong, they jumped out of the small love in the song and translated this ancient love song into a grand movement that celebrates nature. The Yi pronunciation at the end of the song is deep and solemn, and in the context of "love", it conveys another universal love that is related to the heavens.
Based on the rhythm of Western music, Bird Whispers combines natural sound sampling to add a flexible and vivid atmosphere to the song. The ethereal electronic melody creates a fresh and mysterious aura in nature. With the addition of various national percussion instruments, the music is constantly repeating and swirling, stacking up more and more rich emotions.
Since 1999, Mountain Man has entered its 20th year. In the past twenty years, from obscurity to fame in one fell swoop, and now back to the mountains and forests, starting again. The change of mood under different circumstances affects the change of the theme and style of the mountain people in each period.
Today's mountain people seem to be less entangled in gains and losses, but with a more open state of mind, they are attached to the nature of "hearing what is heard and colored by sight", which harmoniously resonates with all things in the world.
"Bird Whisperer" will fully present this new state of mind, and in the future, it will express the pluralistic world view of national music with a more mature and internalized world music expression, and the same unique perspective as always.