Recently, the single "One Person" written and produced by musician Li Yubao and sung with music blogger Wang Yilang was officially launched. This eternal poem dedicated to urban people is Li Yu's first farewell to the creative angle of "bystanders" after his second solo full-creation album "Ukiyo-you" last year, placing himself in the surging crowd, with the theme of "there is no eternity in front of time", and the song says a gentle farewell to the guests who have briefly accompanied in their lives.
After the single "One Person" was launched at 00:00 on August 23, it quickly broke through the music platform review 999+. The unique singing styles of the two musicians were cleverly matched in the single. Two long-acquainted "netizens", a voice as clear as morning mist, hazy and accompanied by dew, a thick but still able to sing the girl's fiery, warm and pure voice, the contrast is strong, but it subtly produces a certain sense of undertaking and chemical reaction, bringing people a unique enjoyment of contradiction and harmony.
This chorus single, tailored by Li Yu for Wang Yilang and himself, depicts extremely delicate urban emotions and is full of soothing power. She has a deep and simple thinking on the philosophical topic of "eternity" and a meticulous understanding of the minds of urban people. One of the lyrics is like a confession from all of us — "And you're the one who reminds yourself, the one who keeps the memories." And you are the one who is not remorseful, the one who thanks him for his fate." Whether it is from the songwriting or the way of expressing the song, it reflects Li Yu's aura and sensitivity, which also makes Li Yu always maintain a strong recognition in the Chinese music scene.
It is reported that Li Yu's third solo album will be launched within the year, and she sent a warm reminder to music fans on Weibo that the new album will "jump away from most of the inherent impressions of me". I look forward to her more energy and musical possibilities beyond her creative status as a "city watcher"!
![Wang Yilang's "Like a Fish" is like a fish but not a fish, and when you have the memory of the fish, you will choose who to remember[fig]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACwAAAAAAQABAAACAkQBADs=)