Fifteen years ago, on August 29, 2006, Lin Yilian released her Chinese album "Breathe". It was this album that earned her her her first nomination for the Golden Melody Award for Best Chinese Female Singer.
This is Lin Yilian's twenty-ninth studio album and tenth Chinese album, released by Taiwan Viking Records and Hong Kong Gold Medal products, and the last album released by EMI's affiliated brands.
At this time, Lin Yilian has fully opened a new stage of her life, she first officially ended her six-year marriage with Li Zongsheng, and then returned to Hong Kong from Singapore to settle down, and returned to the Hong Kong music scene on the 20th anniversary of her entry into the music scene.
As the first album Chinese after the return, Lin Yilian participated in the whole process of album song selection, recording and even the formation of the album concept, this time she resolutely abandoned the bitter love song route of the bitter woman created by Li Zongsheng, but returned to the independent and sexy gorgeous atmospheric style of her peak period, and added a lot of fresh music elements.
Of the fourteen pieces included in the album, five are adaptations of european and American musicians, not only the title song "One Man", which is based on the dance music of the British New Order Choir, but also "Words Not Up to the Point", adapted from the Swedish woolen sweater band. What's more, the album also includes a restless Mix version of "One Man", which brings a different musical experience.
In addition, Lin Yilian also selected original works by musicians Qu Shicong, Xu Zhepei and Li Jianqing.
Among them, Li Jianqing is a young disciple who follows Li Zongsheng, and the "playmate" who fills in the lyrics and composes music is extremely niche, but the memories are endless. However, at that time, people did not expect that this inconspicuous musician could actually follow Li Zongsheng for many years, and now he is regarded as one of Li Zongsheng's most outstanding disciples.
In 2007, Lin Yilian was nominated for the "Best female singer award for Chinese" at the 18th Taiwan Golden Melody Awards for her album "Breathe".
You may not believe that as a legendary female singer who debuted in 1985, this time Lin Yilian was nominated for the "Best Chinese Female Singer Award" for the first time in her musical career.
What is more speechless is that the music awards are not a game of numbering that respects the predecessors, and at the award ceremony of the 18th Golden Melody Awards on June 16, 2007, Lin Yilian watched Jolin Tsai laugh to the end with the "Dancing Girl" album, and she could only force a smile and return disappointed.
Perhaps stimulated, lin Yilian waited for another five years before she released her eleventh Chinese album "Gaia".
Kung Fu pays off, with this album, six years later, Lin Yilian won the 24th Taiwan Golden Melody Awards "Best Chinese Album" and "Best Chinese Female Singer" two heavyweight awards, and finally ascended to the throne of the queen.
Unconsciously, Lin Yilian also created a record: since the birth of the Taiwan Golden Melody Awards in 1990, among the singers who won the "Best Chinese Female Singer" award for the first time, only 47-year-old Lin Yilian was the oldest.
And six years later, Lin Yilian attacked again. With her twelfth Chinese album "0", she defeated three young singers Ai Yiliang, Sun Shengxi and Shum Ning'er and Jolin Tsai, the nemesis, and successfully won the "Best Chinese Female Singer" award at the 30th Taiwan Golden Melody Awards.
On the night of the awards, Lin Yilian just turned 53 years old.
I don't know what Ai Yiliang, Sun Shengxi and others will think when the guests applaud Lin Yilian's award.
I just think it's a simple truth: how much you respect music, how much music will give you in return.
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