From the collected data based on songwriter’s review, Adrian Chow points out his interests on writing social situation, such as political circumstances and the rich and poor gap etc.. . Unlike other music producers, in referring to his interview with the instantnews1, Adrian attempts to produce music that is off the popular genre trend, and he choose to take a relatively risky and less commercial-based market (non mainstram)– start off the Political songs market in Hong Kong. He mentions that the movie “ The 12 years a Slave” inspires him to write the song of雞蛋與羔羊( Egg and Lamb) because of the similar situation in reference to the case between Hong Kong and China. Being asked the question whether he is afraid that the China government will
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Making reference to Adrian’s song promo4, he made a speech about this intention and orientation about his political music. Adrian says he wishes to make use of music as a way to help Hong Kongers to express their accumulated pressure and dissatisfaction. Adrian further explains that his music is majorly targeting the working class people in Hong Kong. By using his interpretation of the working class people’s situation, he wishes to bring out social attention and voices of the working class people towards their political view of their hometown. This simply reveals another social problem in Hong Kong, which is the power people always hold the greatest ability in the political, economical, and social aspect. In other words, there is an extremely huge gap between the rich and poor. At last, he concluded his music direction as helping the listeners to rethink their attitudes towards the political conflict with China, as well as aim to improve the quality of the …show more content…
Wai Chung Ho’s The political meaning of Hong Kong popular music focus on how songs carry out democratic message in Hong Kong. Jennifer C .Lena ‘s Politically Purposed Music Genres will be focusing on the musical genre of People’s Republic of China. And lastly, Wai Chung Ho’s Social change and nationalism in China 's popular songs mentions about the social changes (National Cultural security), power, and musical practices in
Making reference to Adrian’s song promo4, he made a speech about this intention and orientation about his political music. Adrian says he wishes to make use of music as a way to help Hong Kongers to express their accumulated pressure and dissatisfaction. Adrian further explains that his music is majorly targeting the working class people in Hong Kong. By using his interpretation of the working class people’s situation, he wishes to bring out social attention and voices of the working class people towards their political view of their hometown. This simply reveals another social problem in Hong Kong, which is the power people always hold the greatest ability in the political, economical, and social aspect. In other words, there is an extremely huge gap between the rich and poor. At last, he concluded his music direction as helping the listeners to rethink their attitudes towards the political conflict with China, as well as aim to improve the quality of the …show more content…
Wai Chung Ho’s The political meaning of Hong Kong popular music focus on how songs carry out democratic message in Hong Kong. Jennifer C .Lena ‘s Politically Purposed Music Genres will be focusing on the musical genre of People’s Republic of China. And lastly, Wai Chung Ho’s Social change and nationalism in China 's popular songs mentions about the social changes (National Cultural security), power, and musical practices in