Album Appreciation for Eighteen Arts and Crafts

The Eighteen Martial Arts is a continuation of Wang Leehom's "mixed Chinese style" pattern that began with "The Sun and the Moon in the Heart". The appearance of old instruments such as the erhu and the sampling of Peking Opera in the album shows that this is a traditional ancient flavor and new Chinese style album.

This album in the musical style of the fusion of hip-hop, Chinese symphony, R & amp; B, lyrical romantic love songs, miniatures ballads and a variety of styles, from a variety of perspectives to show Wang Leehom in the control of the music, but also a piece of work to convey the meaning of the name of the album: Wang Leehom music on the "eighteen martial arts The album's title also conveys the meaning of the album's title: Wang Leehom's "eighteen skills" in music. Through each song of this album, it can be seen that Wang Leehom's strengths, such as the title of "Du U Love Me", such as the "Bo Ya Jie Sheng" inside the guqin with modern instruments, and then the lyrics of the "beauty" lists the classical wording when describing beautiful women. Just to be on the safe side, he also wrote a few piano love songs that he had already mastered during his "Beethoven's Enemy" days, such as the theme song of the movie "Love Notice", "What You Don't Know", as well as the lyrics of "Chai, Rice, Oil, Salt, Paste, Vinegar and Tea", written by Joyce Hsu, and the all-in-one "Need Someone to Accompany You", which was lonely, romantic, and heartfelt .