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Taiwanese singer Ann Bai collaborates with Japanese and South Korean artists

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • Taiwanese singer Ann Bai has collaborated with Japanese artist KYOTARO and South Korean R&B singer g0nny.
  • Her recent projects include participating in art exhibitions and live performances.
  • Ann Bai's upcoming concert in Hangzhou has been postponed due to typhoon concerns.

Taiwanese singer-songwriter Ann Bai is expanding her artistic horizons through a series of international collaborations. Recently, she partnered with Japanese artist KYOTARO and South Korean R&B singer g0nny, alongside DJ Ao Wu, engaging in diverse projects spanning art exhibitions, live performances, and DJ sets.

Following the release of her album "The 8th Day," Bai has showcased a evolving musical style. She recently performed as a guest artist at the opening of KYOTARO's first overseas solo exhibition, "Yลซga," where she provided a live DJ set, allowing music to flow amidst the artwork and create an immersive experience for visitors.

Bai also appeared as a special guest at South Korean singer g0nny's concert in Taipei. Having previously listened to g0nny's music, Bai described her voice as "like the sun." The two artists performed a duet of Bai's song "The Catcher in the Wheat Field."

Meanwhile, Ann Bai's "Picnic on the Road" tour, scheduled to conclude with a performance in Hangzhou on August 29, has been postponed. The decision was made due to concerns over typhoon activity, prioritizing the safety of the performers and audience. A new date for the concert will be announced later.

like the sun

โ€” Ann BaiDescribing the voice of South Korean singer g0nny.
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