[Epoch Times, July 20, 2021](Epoch Times reporter Lin Lili reported from Taipei, Taiwan) Singer Ren Xianqi, following the release of the song “Starting Again in 2020” with Mr. Moose last summer, is working together again this year to promote the epidemic prevention song “Don’t be afraid.” “I hope to cheer everyone up with the power of music.
The epidemic in Taiwan has increased in May this year, and the command center announced on May 19 that the entire Taiwan has entered the third level of alert, which has not been lifted yet. During the epidemic prevention period, Ren Xianqi and Mr. Mok paid attention to the people who stood by their posts and worked hard to fight against the epidemic, hoping to make their contribution to epidemic prevention with their creation.
Talking about the origin of the song “Don’t be afraid”, Ren Xianqi said: “This song was produced when we prepared for the TICC concert last year. At that time, we made the prelude and chorus. I like it very much. This year I will look back at last year. The concert clip suddenly felt that this moment is very suitable for this song.”
Last year’s “Departure 2020” was released with sunshine and blood, and the new song “Don’t be afraid” presents a gentle and heart-warming style. This is the first time that Mr. Mi and Ren Xianqi have created a new song “from zero to existence”. Mr. Mi hopes to touch everyone with more delicate emotions.
Ren Xianqi said: “In the creative process with Mr. Moose, there is always something to learn, which constantly arouses my motivation and enthusiasm for music.”
“I have paid much attention to Mr. Moose’s creations before. They have unique styles and strong creative power. Last year they collaborated on “Starting again in 2020”, and I hope to cooperate again. This time “Don’t be afraid” is a continuation.” “Hope for the future There are more opportunities to cooperate, and it is also for myself to have more absorption in the music road.”
The world is still in the shadow of the epidemic, and Ren Xianqi believes that everyone should not take epidemic prevention lightly. He said: “I also knew that I would try not to run around, so I went back to my hometown, Tanaka, to accompany my parents. I grew older. After wandering around outside, I discovered that my closest track is where I grow up.”
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