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Merrie Records' COO Zhao Yue On Founding an Independent Label in China

We caught up with Merrie Records’ COO Zhao Yue to talk about what we can expect from the new label in 2019.

by Bryan Grogan, 08 July 2019

This Music Video Is an Ode to Anyone Who’s Ever Fallen in Love with China

We recently caught up with the man behind the project to chat about his newest song and the challenges of creating music that bridges cultures.

by Matthew Bossons, 01 July 2019

Run Run Run Chat Guiyang Life, the Erhu and Beijing Noise

Guitarist Xiao Dou, of the Beijing-based duo, discusses his musical influences and their new album 'Hoon.'

by Bryan Grogan, 28 June 2019

Music Label May Be At The Center Of Another US-China Spat

Taylor Swift, or ‘Moldy’ as she is known in China, may find her music at the center of another US-China spat over privacy concerns.

by Bryan Grogan, 26 June 2019

LISTEN: Beat the Office Grind With Songs by Power Milk and Smelly Hoover

If you're like us and the midweek working grind is getting you down, we have the perfect cure.

by Bryan Grogan, 18 June 2019

Beijing Rapper Bloodz Boi Bares His Bones

Bloodz Boi is a name you will certainly be hearing more of. Here he tells us his thoughts on China’s underground rap scene, his favorite type of music and more.

by Bryan Grogan, 18 June 2019

Legendary Chengdu Rap Collective CDC Rap House Implodes

The rap collective is undoubtedly best-known for nurturing the rise of the now globally-known Chengdu rap collective Higher Brothers.

by Bryan Grogan, 25 May 2019

LISTEN: Merrie Records Go For Diversity On First 3 Releases

The first three albums announced to be released through Merrie Records refuse to follow a set course.

by Bryan Grogan, 20 May 2019

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