My singer girlfriend is super fierce

In the room, when Qu Yitong and her team saw the song title "Echoes of Twilight", they were all slightly stunned, not quite understanding what the four words meant.

But everyone didn't hesitate and quickly clicked the "play" button.

The information column displayed at the beginning of the song, except for the singer, the lyrics, music, producer and other columns, all have the three words "Ye Zhiqiu" without exception.

The prelude of the song begins with a piano performance with a soothing and smooth melody, crisp and bright piano sounds, simple and infectious melody lines, and a gentle sense of narrative.

Then, the string group intervened, and their soft timbre complemented the piano, making the entire music more layered and the emotional expression more delicate.

It was a slow song, Qu Yitong and others looked at each other.

Professionals in the industry have analyzed Yu Caiwei's singing skills, and found that her singing is top-notch in terms of high notes, emotions, and techniques. However, these are not the reasons why she can become a queen at such a young age and firmly sit as the number one female singer in the contemporary Chinese music scene.

In fact, Yu Caiwei’s greatest competitive advantage, and the thing that others cannot imitate, is her voice.

Slow songs, because of their delicate emotions and high requirements for breath control, are the ones that most test a singer's voice and are the ones that can best showcase the characteristics of his or her voice.

If a singer with average voice sings this type of song, his or her voice flaws may be exposed.

And if Yu Caiwei sang it, its advantages would be infinitely magnified.

The quality of a song can be seen from its melody.

The prelude of "Echoes of Twilight" is not complicated, but through the simple and soothing rhythm and instrument arrangement, it creates a mysterious atmosphere like a twilight garden, which makes the artistic conception of the whole song stand out at once. This is a great skill.

At this moment, Qu Yitong and others all had a bad feeling in their hearts.

The song continues, and when it comes to the vocal part, Yu Caiwei's clear, soothing and highly recognizable voice comes in.

[Legend has it that there is a star in the vast galaxy that is him

After leaving time, I still choose to stay

The gentleness in the daytime is beyond words

Keeping his regrets in mind...】

The room fell into silence from the moment the song began.

Yu Caiwei's delicate singing voice blends with the atmosphere created by the previous melody, as if it is full of nostalgia for the old times, helplessness and regret towards reality, making people unable to help but indulge in it.

[....Perhaps you have heard him speak

Low or hoarse voice

That's him expressing his concern.

He may be in the last place

By your side

In your nightmare

If you see him, please don't be afraid...】

The singing continued, and as the song progressed, the tempo seemed to slowly pick up, and the audience's emotions were also aroused. The gradually compact melody made people feel as if there was some kind of emotion accumulating and suppressing in their hearts, and there was an urge to break out.

The next moment, Yu Caiwei's clear and ethereal singing voice rang out.

God

Can you let me feel it?

We are worried about each other.

Even if it's a gust of wind, a leaf, or the touch of a glance

All good

And he

Can you lend me the answer?

Is the end only when you are forgotten?

Even if there are regrets, they can only stay in yesterday forever

I miss you...】

During the chorus, when Yu Caiwei uttered the word "God", many people in the room trembled, with expressions of shock that could not be concealed on their faces.

Generally speaking, when a song enters the chorus, it is an emotional catharsis and outburst, but the song "Echoes of Dusk" has a bit of a "counterintuitive" meaning.

The beginning of the chorus is the most gentle part of the whole song. Yu Caiwei's delicate, silky voice gently caresses the hearts of every listener, bringing warmth and comfort to people's hearts.

When it comes to the climax of "Miss You", her high notes are like a powerful force, striking people's hearts directly and is extremely shocking.

When the song ended, the room fell into a brief silence.

We are all professionals with the ability to appreciate music, and we can naturally tell whether a song is good or bad.

The whole song "Echoes of Dusk" seems to be tailor-made for Yu Caiwei. Yu Caiwei's transitions between high, medium and low notes and her delicate interpretation of different levels of emotions fully demonstrate her greatest advantage, her voice and outstanding singing skills.

"This song...is pretty good." After a while, the agent managed to say this, and then immediately added another sentence.

"However, it is not easy to overtake us, as it does not have a breakthrough point."

As soon as the words were spoken, others echoed them.

"Yup!"

"I think Yitong sings better."

"'Unique Fireworks' has already become a trending search, so this song should at least be on the top of the trending search list if it wants to compete with it."

Qu Yitong said nothing, recalling the feeling she had when she first heard "Echoes of Twilight".

She felt that this song...seemed to be really better than "Unique Fireworks".

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Lucheng, a faculty and staff community.

Zhai Shu is a junior high school music teacher. As he had no classes in the morning, he did not go to school.

In the morning, after spending an hour preparing lessons, he sat in front of the computer and habitually opened the music software.

As a music practitioner, he is quite concerned about the Chinese music scene. There has been a lot of heat online recently, and he has also heard about the new albums of Yu Caiwei and Qu Yitong making the charts.

However, at the age of 30, he is no longer at the age to cheer for his idol. He is just watching the event with the mentality of appreciating the music.

In fact, although the new albums of Yu Caiwei and Qu Yitong are in full swing and seem to be on par with each other, he personally feels that there is still a big gap between the two singers.

The gap is not in singing skills. Both of them are outstanding in the academic school, and the difference in singing skills is only minimal.

The biggest difference is the emotional resonance and timbre.

Sometimes, when two people sing the same song, it may feel like one of them is not as good at singing but is more touching. This is emotional resonance.

Emotional resonance is related to the singer's expressive ability, personal experience, and emotional delicacy, and can also be improved through acquired training.

As for the tone, it is pure talent.

To be honest, Yu Caiwei has a wide vocal range and pure timbre, giving people a fresh, unworldly, ethereal feeling. She is highly recognizable, which is extremely rare in the entire Chinese music scene.

Even though Qu Yitong's voice was the most perfect one he had ever heard in his many years of career, it was not bad either, but it was still a little bit worse.

The point is, this gap is unbridgeable...

While he was daydreaming, Zhai Shu clicked on the personal page of singer Yu Caiwei.

In the song list, I saw several newly released songs, and the first one was called "Echoes of Dusk".

Just before clicking play, his hand operating the mouse paused, moved to the "MV" mark next to it and clicked it.

The video playback page expanded and he took a look and was stunned for a moment.

In the center of the screen, the song name "Echoes of Dusk" is not displayed.

It's "Silent Killing".