Scifi Inspired Singer Praises Her Roots
Dressed in fiery red tech clothes and adorned in various sizes, singer Zhou Jingzhi showed off her cyberpunk aesthetic stage scenery, and her intoxicating voice was filled with her special beauty.
Born in Puerh, southwest China's Yunnan province, artist Dai successfully unveiled her inner diva at the 88th Floating Clouds Music Festival on December 10 in Manila, Philippines.
Deciding to keep the cyberpunk style in his music and stage persona, Zhu enjoys being the storyteller of his future fires with a portfolio ranging from electronic music to pop, rock and folk.
But this is without a doubt the foundation of electronic music.
She knew she wanted to be a singer from an early age.
And he remembers exactly when that magical moment came that changed his life.
In 2002, at the age of 14, he was reduced to tears by Bristol trip-hop legends Massive Attack.
The startup pulses like a heartbeat. As the melodic line begins, metallic and enigmatic, followed by slow notes, she says: “It is transported to a fairy tale universe.
“I was blown away and then I got into the music, which had a similar psychedelic feel to it,” she says.
As a fan of science fiction, she finds that many novels, cartoons, and films in the field deal with topics such as exploration of the inner world.
Within the cyberpunk aesthetic, you can explore many different themes in the virtual world and in reality.
“In this age of high technology, how can we cope with our limitations and find a new way out?” She is an example
In 2019, Zhu reinvented himself as the cyborg Akini Jing.
The following year, he released a concept album called Plastic Heaven, in which, after 10 songs, he told the whole story of how Akane Jing was created as a robot body and gradually turned into a cyborg after experiencing some emotions from people, and finally woke up. For a real man.
