Brilliance Chenyu voiced for the "Shangpu Brothers" to sing "Rampage"

On March 7, Hua Chenyu, a post-90s singer-songwriter, sang the theme song "Rampage" for the popular IP movie "Brother Sleeping on My Bunk Bed" supervised by Gao Xiaosong. The song was released at zero o'clock, reaching the top of the Asian Song Chart in 19 minutes, and the "metal voice" was well received. It seems that Hua Chenyu is planning to lazily reason with the gossip and concentrate on being a good singer, and everything is spoken with music.

Hua Chenyu's grand parting of "youth" Cha teenager "Rampage"

The film "Brother Sleeping on My Top Bunk Bed", produced by Director Gao Xiaosong, will be released nationwide on April 1. A few days ago, the theme song of the movie "Rampage" was exposed for the first time. As a pioneer of "campus folk songs" in the mainland, Gao Xiaosong itself is a golden signboard in the interpretation of "youth". Under his escort, "Rampage" interprets youth with the most authentic colors. Coupled with Brilliance Chenyu's skillful singing skills and the most dramatic tension singing, when we thought that we could not rush to nostalgia, we heard "youth" "rampage" in memory.

With "Brothers Sleeping on the Top Bunk", "Rampage" bids farewell to youth

The movie "Brother Sleeping on My Top Bunk" is produced by LeTV Pictures, produced by Gao Xiaosong, produced by Li Jinwen, and starring Chen Xiao, Qin Lan, Du Tianhao, Liu Ruilin and Li Xian, and will be released nationwide on April 1. Those who stayed in the 330 dormitory, the brothers who had slept in bunk beds in a dormitory, the youth stories that had been hormone-filled for a girl, will gather again to reveal the final reversal and suspense exclusively between the brothers, and to witness the grandest parting of a man's life when he graduated.

Gao Xiaosong escorts the song, focusing on youthful feelings

As a pioneer of "campus folk songs" in the mainland, Gao Xiaosong and his song "Brother Sleeping on My Top Bunk" were once the youth memories of a generation. Today, when the once hot-blooded teenagers gradually grow up, when the memories of the song with the symbols of youth gradually leave us, but the brothers who once slept on our top bunks have been working hard all over the world, youth is no more, but the feelings are still there. Therefore, although it is a tailor-made interlude for the film that he is the director/music director, Gao Xiaosong, who is not conventional, will certainly not let the works he participate in easily fall into the commercial trap. Yin Yue, the female lyricist who was praised by him, and Qian Lei, the composer partner, are undoubtedly the best candidates to complete this "youth test paper". Their cooperation has always continued a kind of "emotional DNA" similar to Gao Xiaosong, and "Rampage" is no exception. This unique feeling is like an anti-counterfeiting label in the market's "youth does not disperse" shouting, which is particularly eye-catching.

Brilliance Chenyu detonated the most "blazing" bloody single Skillful singing skills are undoubtedly revealed

Since his debut, Brilliance Chenyu is synonymous with youth in terms of appearance and temperament. Although this is not the first time that Hua Hua has sung the theme song for film and television works, it can be said that this is his most dramatic "sound performance". The A/B section of the song is a straightforward song, and the singer is required to be able to spew out the emotions brewed in the opening paragraph of the song in an instant. Hua Chenyu, who has both the image of youth and more profound singing skills, used his rare voice explosive power to accurately "detonate" the emotional power hidden between the lyrics and the melody, and interpreted the most "fiery" blood single with the most skillful singing skills.