Zang Tianshuo
| Zang Tianshuo | |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | 臧天朔 |
| Pinyin | Zāng Tiānshuò (Mandarin) |
| Born |
6 March 1964 Beijing, China |
| Occupation | Singer-songwriter, musician, composer |
| Genre(s) | Chinese rock |
| Instrument(s) | |
| Years active | 1984–2008, 2014–present |
Zang Tianshuo (Chinese: 臧天朔; Langfang, born 6 March 1964) is a Chinese rock musician.[1][2]
1989
Zang Tianshuo began his musical career with the band 1989, formed with his childhood friends Qin Yong, Qin Qi and Li Li, and they incorpored American Chinese singers Jin Dayou and Lu Jisheng to the band's line up.[3]
Discography
- 1995 My Last Ten Years (我这十年, Wo zhe shi nian)
- 1996 Xīn hái zài děnghòu
- 1998 Pěng chū zìjǐ
References
- ↑ China With a Cut: Globalisation, Urban Youth and Popular Music 2010 - Page 84 "Slowly some names emerged: Point Zero, Beyond, Black Panther, Cui Jian, and Zang Tianshuo. With the exception of Cui Jian, these bands are generally classified as pop-rock bands."
- ↑ Nimrod Baranovitch China's New Voices: Popular Music, Ethnicity, Gender, and . 2003 - p116 "It is in this context that Zang Tianshuo's bold criticism of the state in "Say Say," and his rebellious attitude in general, become so intimately linked to his attempt to gain and assert masculinity."
- ↑ Beijing Review 1990 Page 234 "Four members of 1989, Qin Yong, Zang Tianshuo. Qin Qi and Li Li, grew up as childhood friends and were part of the first batch of Chinese rock musicians several years ago. Last year, they met with Jin Dayou and Lu Jisheng from the United States and formed 1989. Band members say they emphasize the expression of true feelings. Tang Dynasty ..."
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