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Shanghai Restoration Project | Zodiac
Schema first plugged Shanghai Restoration Project's first complete album here. Now there's Zodiac, released in January 2009, which features 12 songs, each representing a different zodiac animal.
Behind Shanghai Restoration Project is Kansas-raised Dave Liang -- a former producer for artists on major labels Bad Boy and Universal. His music is a fusion of traditional Chinese instruments with electronica, jazz, pop, and hip-hop. In Liang's words:
"I think when I make this music, the most important thing is to be true to myself. ... I want my music to be a very honest reflection of who I am, and that is a combination of Chinese culture and American culture."
Watch a preview of Zodiac @ YouTube, and listen to Zodiac at the Zodiac site, Shanghai Restoration Project website and its MySpace. The release is available on Amazon, iTunes, and other digital retailers.
More: (source) Shanghai Restoration Project website & Shanghai Restoration Project: Hybrid Backbeats @ NPR | Zodiac | MySpace | Interview: Gentleman From Shanghai...Shanghai Restoration Project, That Is. The Bionic Blend Of East-Meets-West Plays At The Sofitel by Ginger Liu @ L.A.Com | Interview: Shanghai Restoration Project by Stephen Hobbs @ Smart Shanghai blog
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