Mayday's backup drummer revealed and appearing! Most senior junior announces 'return home'
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Singer Pin Guan returns to Believe Music after 12 years, joking about being Mayday's backup drummer.
- He plans a new album and tour for his 30th anniversary, expressing excitement about potential collaborations with Mayday's Ashin.
- Pin Guan also shared his son's passion for music, with the 13-year-old attending a music camp and writing songs.
Pin Guan is back with Believe Music, the label he left 12 years ago. The singer, often compared to Mayday drummer Guan You, humorously embraced the nickname "Mayday's backup drummer." He explained his return was a natural progression, citing the label's respect for creators and his strong relationships with past colleagues. "Returning home doesn't really need a reason, it's very comfortable," Pin Guan said. He feels at ease in the familiar environment, describing the move as "everything falling into place."
Because Guan You is resting, I'm back again, plus I have the nickname of Mayday's backup drummer.
Next year marks Pin Guan's 30th anniversary in the music industry. He is preparing for a concert tour and the release of a new album. He has maintained contact with Mayday's Ashin and looks forward to the possibility of collaborating on new music in the future. The singer also noted that upon his return to Believe Music, he has become the junior artist, with Ding Dang playfully calling him a "senior junior." His family is also thrilled, especially his son, who is a big Mayday fan.
When I used to bring my son to the Big Chicken Leg recording studio, he saw Mayday's poster and asked in confusion, 'Dad, when did you join Mayday?'
Pin Guan's 13-year-old son shares his father's love for music. The teenager recently attended a summer camp at the Berklee College of Music in the United States, actively engaging in music creation. The father-son duo often discusses their songwriting ideas. Pin Guan praised his son's musical talent and creative abilities, even challenging him to write five songs in six months. He expressed hope for a future collaboration between them.
Returning home doesn't really need a reason, it's very comfortable.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.