Liu Shao Xi
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Liu Shao Xi (劉劭希, October 25, 1964-) is a Taiwanese music composer, music producer, and Hakka-language singer, a native of Taichung, Taiwan. He produces Hakka language music, and his representative works include "Hip Hop Guest" (2001), "Wild Release Guest" (2002) and "Guests from Eight Directions" (2003). He was nominated for a total of 9 Golden Melody Awards, winning the Best Album Producer and Best Hakka Vocalist awards.[1] Unlike other Hakka composers, he uses the Tai Po accent Hakka language.
Early Life
Liu Shao Xi was born in Rao Ping County, Guangdong Province. The family moved to Dongshijiao in central Taiwan in the Qing Dynasty and switched from the original Rao Ping Hakka language to the Tai Po Hakka language.[2] His mother was a music teacher, but Liu Shao Xi did not complete his piano lessons as a child, and when he went north to study, he realized that music could alleviate the discomfort of his illness, so he gave up his nearly finished studies and devoted himself to music, becoming a pioneer in Taiwan in learning digital interfaces for musical instruments and researching electronic synthesizers, and then retired from the army in 1988, and began his career as a professional musician.[3]
Liu Shao Xi began to create Hakka music in the 1990s. In 1992, he completed the Hakka songs "When Long Time Ago", "Coffee House in San Francisco" and "Piao Sai Mui", but the market for Hakka pop songs was not promising, and no record company was willing to produce Hakka music. 1996, he traveled to Beijing to produce the second album of the rock singer Cheng Chun[4], which was very well received, and he has been asked to produce many hit songs of Chinese singers since. Since then, he has been invited to produce the hit songs of many Chinese singers.[5]
Hakka New Music Movement
Liu Shao Xi's long-delayed idea of a Hakka pop album was rekindled in 1996 when Ngan Chi-Wen was the first to release a Hakka album, and in 2001 Liu Shao Xi formed Sound Century Music Network with Xie Yu-Wei and friends, releasing his debut Hakka hip-hop album "Hip-Hop Hiker," shortlisted for the Best Dialectal Male Vocalist at that year's Golden Melody Awards.[6][7]
Liu Shao Xi founded Reverberation Music Studio in 2002 to produce and sell his own music. [8]2002 saw the release of his second Hakka hip-hop album, "Wild Hakka", which won the Best Hakka Vocalist and Best Album Producer at the Golden Melody Awards and was considered the biggest winner of the Golden Melody Awards that year.[7]
In 2003, Liu Shao Xi was recognized by the Golden Melody Awards, and many music producers were influenced by Liu Shao Xi's words at the Golden Melody Awards ceremony - "If you're a Hakka, you should jump down and make your own Hakka music ......". Hakka pop music is a popular music genre in the Hakka language.
Since then, Liu Shao Xi's Hakka music albums: "Gogo Taike" and "Palm Seal" in 2005, "Snow Wolfman" in 2006, and "Bluffing Captain" in 2008 have all been nominated for the Golden Melody Awards, with Gogo Taike winning the Golden Melody Award for Best Hakka Vocalist.
After several years of dedication to the new Hakka music movement, Liu Shao Xi believes that the middle-aged and middle-aged Hakka people in Taiwan will become the last generation of Hakka people who can speak Hakka fluently, and therefore published an article entitled "Please Give Hakka Musicians a Fair Stage" in Dadun Culture.[9]He then published an article in Dadun Culture, "Please Give Hakka Musicians a Fair Stage!", and used the song "The Last Show of the Last Generation of Hakka" to convey the helplessness of the gradual extinction of the Hakka language.
From 2007 to 2008, Liu Shao Xi produced and hosted the popular music program "Hakka Music Frenzy" on Hakka TV.
- ↑ "浪漫臺三線！浪漫客星光音樂會東勢開唱". Yahoo News. 2018-10-28. Retrieved 2023-10-20.
- ↑ 人間福報. "音好好聽-- 劉劭希 音樂優先 融合大四海 | 藝文". 人間福報. Retrieved 2023-10-20.
- ↑ 李, 雨珍 (2006-03-23). "全球化時代下本土音樂的在地與趨同－以客家流行音樂創作者「劉劭希」作品為例 - 後石器時代 The Postoner Era". Retrieved 2023-11-16.
- ↑ "Liu Shao-Xi, vocal 劉劭希, 演唱". sunrise-records.com.tw. Retrieved 2023-10-20.
- ↑ "劉劭希自述：我的客家背景 - 客家音乐 - 客家风情——客家人·客家网 HakkaOnline.com". www.hakkaonline.com. Retrieved 2023-10-20.
- ↑ "組圖:第20屆流行金曲獎 星光大道風采 - 大紀元". 大紀元 www.epochtimes.com. 2009-06-28. Retrieved 2023-10-20.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 吳翠松, 吳岱穎 (2012). "客家創作歌曲的產製與宣傳方式之初探" (PDF). 國立聯合大學客家語言與傳播研究.
- ↑ "史達鈴 StarRing 和絃鈴聲讓你的鈴聲和別人不一樣 - 手機品牌新聞". ePrice 比價王. Retrieved 2023-10-20.
- ↑ "金曲製作人劉劭希探討客家歌謠的未來 - Rti央廣". Rti 中央廣播電臺. Retrieved 2023-10-20.