's greatest work
On July 6, 2022, Jay Chou , who has not released an album for six years, finally released the title song of the latest album of the same name "The Greatest Work". 's unreleased album was rated low. "Oolong" has not yet subsided, the MV for the title song of the first album of the same name "The Greatest Work" was first exposed, instantly igniting public opinion!
is the same "taste" of Jay Chou's music as always - a mixture of Chinese and Western classical, RAP and pop; it is familiar Jay Chou MV elements, pure Zhou style - piano, suspense and magic all come one after another.
Regarding this, some fans lamented that Jay Chou is "YYDS (Eternal God)", and some netizens are trying to find all the "greatest" artists and works mentioned in the lyrics in Jay Chou's world, even the pianist who appeared in the MV Lang Lang also returned to trending searches and became the focus of public discussion after the Spring Festival Gala...
The MV for "The Greatest Work" was viewed more than 100 million times in just 3 hours after its release. On the Sina Weibo entertainment list alone, the hot search topics about this new song account for "half of the country", which shows Jay Chou's influence!
When the long-awaited Jay Chou's latest album was released, the editor of Yinfengguanshijie also integrated Jay Chou's past albums and songs. Fans, please leave the album songs that impressed you most in the comments! (The article information comes from public information and has been edited by Yinfengguan World. Commercial reproduction without permission is prohibited.)
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creative background In September 1997, Jay Chou was Wu Zongxian appreciated him and joined the record company as a music production assistant, but no singer was willing to accept the songs he wrote. In 2000, Jay Chou began to create his first album, and single-handedly took charge of the production, composition, chorus writing of 10 songs, the arrangement of three songs, and the lyrics of two songs . In addition, Hsu Ruoxuan, Fang Wenshan, Hong Jingyao and others participated in the creation. Second album September 14, 2001: [ Fantasy ] Creative background The album name of "Fantasy" comes from the pronunciation of "Fantasy" in English, which means "fantasy". The reason why the album title "Fantasy" is used is because Jay Chou wants to use music to bring people whimsical imagination, and the name "Fantasy" also reflects Jay Chou's consistent music concept - music is fantasy, Fantasy is joy. "Fantasy" is produced by Jay Chou, and all 10 songs on the album are composed by Jay Chou. In terms of lyrics, Jay Chou was responsible for two of the lyrics, and the rest of the lyrics were completed by Fang Wenshan and Hsu Ruoxuan respectively. When Jay Chou was producing the "Fantasy" album, he changed the song title of " can't open my mouth " without telling Vivian Hsu in advance. During the creative process, Jay Chou put various creative ideas such as nostalgia, love, domestic violence, and martial arts into his music. "Dad, I'm Back" is a song about domestic violence written by Jay Chou after hearing about his friend's experience. All ten songs in the album were filmed for MTV; during the filming of the MV, Jay Chou acted as the male protagonist in the song MV in response to the needs of different songs in the album. When filming the interior pages of "Fantasy", Jay Chou tried to wear the improved ninja look for the first time. The third album July 18, 2002: [ Octave Space ] Creative Background The inspiration for the album "Octave Space" came from some movies and music videos that Jay Chou usually watches. So the songs on the album are like movies, each with a different plot.The reason why this album is named "Octave Space" is because Jay Chou wanted to create his own music in the Western octave space and show the eighth art in the field of music. The album is mainly composed of RB-style songs. The arrangement of the album's tracks is similar to the previous album "Fantasy", with several mainstream RB love songs plus a few Jay Chou-style narrative works with weird genres. In the album, Jay Chou added some different elements, trying to change the look of the song through some musical effects and various arrangements. All songs in the album are composed by Jay Chou. Fang Wenshan, Xu Shichang, Liu Genghong, and Jay Chou participated in the lyrics of the album songs. Jay Chou incorporates many fantasy elements into his compositions and adds many unconstrained things. In order to shoot the MVs for the songs in the album, Jay Chou and his team made a special trip to Europe and shot four single music videos in Italy, Czech Republic and France. Each one cost more than one million Taiwan dollars. fourth album July 31, 2003: [ Ye Huimei ] Creative background "Ye Huimei" is an album named by Jay Chou after his mother. The album is named "Ye Huimei" not only to thank Jay Chou's mother for her nurturing grace, but also to echo the title song " in the name of the father " in the album. Jay Chou adopted the musical concept of seeking change when creating this album. Out of humanistic appeals, Jay Chou added different views and ideas to the album. The creation of the title song "In the Name of the Father" originated from Jay Chou's experience with his father. Because Jay Chou's father Zhou Yaozhong was very introverted and usually had little to talk to Jay Chou, so Jay Chou composed "In the Name of the Father" for his father. This song. The song "Class Three, Class Two" was inspired by Jay Chou's experience playing pool with his friend Fang Wenshan. Jay Chou not only wrote lyrics and composed music for many songs on the album, but also served as the album's producer and stylist. In addition to the creations of Jay Chou and Fang Wenshan, musicians such as Zhong Xingmin, Hong Jingyao, Michael Lin, Yang Dawei and other musicians also participated in the production of the album. In terms of album cover design, "Ye Huimei" added retro elements, and Jay Chou also wore a retro suit to participate in the shooting. fifth album August 3, 2004: [ Qilixiang ] creative background Jay Chou was full of confidence in the music of the album and hoped that the audience would focus on the music, so he positioned the album as a return to the purity of music. And the title song "Qili Xiang" is used as the title of the album. Jay Chou composed all the songs in the album, while Fang Wenshan wrote the lyrics for half of the songs in the album. The lyrics for the remaining songs were written by Huang Junlang, Song Jianzhang, Liu Genghong, and Jay Chou. In addition to the songwriter who is Jay Chou's team, the musicians who participated in the production of this album are also Jay Chou's partners, including producer Zhong Zuohong and sound engineer Yang Ruida . They are all " Nanquan Mama " members of the group. Jay Chou positioned himself as a storyteller in the album, and presented his stories and imaginary pictures to the audience through music. The song "Qili Xiang" was inspired by Xi Murong's poem. This is also the first time Jay Chou has composed music for a poem. "Grandma" is a song written by Jay Chou with the theme of caring for the elderly. When writing the song, Jay Chou also used the theme to express his dissatisfaction with some award ceremonies. The creative inspiration of " Luan Wu Chun Qiu " comes from the historical events of the Three Kingdoms in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The production team wanted the album cover to be shot in a place full of life and not too gorgeous. After the selection process, the production team chose Vladivostok as the location for the album cover. When filming the album cover, Jay Chou put on a military uniform. In order to match the atmosphere of the shooting, a little Russian girl stood in front of Jay Chou. The sixth album November 1, 2005: [Chopin in November] Creative background Because at the 16th Taiwan Golden Melody Awards, Jay Chou and Nan Quan's mother played the piano together, which made Alpha Records think of "with "The name of the piano poet", so the album was finally named "Chopin in November". Chopard happened to be Jay Chou's idol, so he immediately agreed. The album was produced in Taiwan, China, so when it was released in mainland China, the translation of Chopin in Taiwan, China, "Chopin" was directly used. The title of "Nocturne" comes from Chopin's work "Nocturne", which is the earliest completed work in the album. "发如雪" is a song contributed by the lyricist Fang Wenshan. Originally, Jay Chou did not plan to include songs with oriental elements in the album, but Fang Wenshan had already written the lyrics to "Hair Like Snow". Jay Chou then thought about it and still hoped that he could influence others instead of being influenced by others. Therefore, it only took Jay Chou two hours to compose the song "Hair Like Snow". The "Laer La" section at the end of the song was an improvisation that Jay Chou sang in the recording studio. It was inspired by The song " Mudanjiang " by Nanquan Mama. Jay Chou felt that it would be easier to sell songs that express the feelings of girls in the album. In order to cooperate with the market, he created " Coral Sea ". Before recording the song, Jay Chou chose to collaborate with her to complete the song out of the consideration of supporting Leung Sin-yi and because he felt that Leung Sin-yi's clean voice was just right for singing the song. seventh album September 5, 2006: [Still Fantasy] Creative background The album was named " Still Fantasy " to match the album "Fantasy" released by Jay Chou in 2001 "As a response and continuation. In addition, Jay Chou's appearance in "Still Fantasy" and some of the songs in the album also echo "Fantasy". "Imagination is still infinite, feelings are still endless, and music is still fantasy" is the theme of the album, which expresses Jay Chou's creative intention of remaining the same. When making the album, Jay Chou also used his creativity in the movie in "Still Fantasy", so one-third of the songs in the album tell stories. The title song of the album " Chrysanthemum Terrace " was inspired by the movie "The Golden Flower". Because almost all of the scenes that moved Jay Chou in the film took place on the Chrysanthemum Terrace, he composed the song "Chrysanthemum Terrace" . The song " red imitates " was inspired by the French movie "Moulin Rouge". Jay Chou composed this song for the purpose of deconstructing the movie. The record planning of "Still Fantasy" is by Chen Shulin, and the album's producer and music director are both by Jay Chou. In addition, Jay Chou also composed the music for 10 songs and the lyrics for 3 songs in the album, and the rest of the lyrics were completed by Fang Wenshan, Huang Junlang, and Song Jianzhang. The theme of the album cover is to show the destruction and prosperity of a city, showing the contrast between "extreme destruction" and "extreme prosperity". At the shooting scene, everything from scenes to modeling and art are destroyed, reorganized, and processed to present the visual effects required for the shooting. In addition, Jay Chou also participated in the conception of the album cover. After he communicated with the art director on the set, the two of them drew all the photo scenes together. After that, the staff spent 10 days and spent 2 million to build a real street size on the set. Photography scenes, among which the broken walls and broken bridges in the "extreme destruction" scene were created using computer special effects. In terms of album styling, stylist Paul designed two main looks for Jay Chou for the album photo-shooting scene. One is Jay Chou wearing a classic fashion outfit, and the other is Jay Chou wearing a white T-shirt heavy knight outfit. Paul's concept in designing the album's look was to create a sense of conflict and drama between the look and the scene, echoing the illusion concept of the album shooting. The eighth album November 2, 2007: [ I'm very busy ] Creative background "I'm Very Busy" is a kind of self-deprecation by Jay Chou, but also a kind of helplessness. And this helplessness is also reflected in the lack of innovation in music. Although there is the title song "I'm Very Busy" which is full of flavor of country music , after all, I can no longer hear the spirit of Jay Chou when he debuted in his early years. Of course, although the song "Blue and White Porcelain" is not new in its conception, it still relies on the authenticity of the "Chinese style" signature and can be called the year's flagship song this year. The album still has the Chinese style led by Jay Chou, as well as the refreshing American country style and retro tunes. It is full of liveliness and fun, which is different from the deep and melancholy image of cowboys on the screen. Ninth album October 15, 2008: [Capricorn] Creative background The name of the "Capricorn" album is taken from the homophony of Capricorn, the sign to which Jay Chou belongs. The title song "Daoxiang" was inspired by Jay Chou's childhood memories. This album is based on the theme of magic and clowns. Jay Chou unfolds a changing star map from various aspects such as musical notes and creativity, body shape and style, sometimes turning into a knight on playing cards, sometimes turning into a clown on ghost cards. . The songs in the album combine hip-hop and folk styles, which not only enhance imagination and platter characteristics, but also add clown-like humor. For the two MVs of "Mr. Magic" and "Uncle Jock", the record company invited 15 people including song and dance troupes, jazz musicians and stuntmen from Russia and other countries. In the behind-the-scenes episode of "The Promised Happiness", Jay Chou invited Chen Kuangyi to play the heroine. The heroine in the MV of " Give Me Time for a Song " is played by Wang Siping . For the filming of the "Snake Dance" MV, Jay Chou also underwent professional training to master the unique dance steps required in the MV. When filming the MV for "Daoxiang", Jay Chou had to wear heavy costumes and walk around in the humid fields under the scorching sun. Sometimes even the staff couldn't bear it, but Jay Chou still insisted on wearing the best clothes. Good performance and continue filming the MV. In addition, when taking photos for the album, Jay Chou not only dressed up as a fashionable clown, but also used a variety of magic props. Tenth album May 18, 2010: [ Across Era ] Creative background Jay Chou hopes that his music will be like the vampire on the album cover, spanning eras and generations, so he named it "Across Era". album is composed, produced and 3 lyrics by Jay Chou. The rest of the song lyrics are written by Fang Wenshan, Huang Junlang, Gu Xiaoli, Huang Lingjia, Zhong Xingmin, Lin Mike, Huang Yuxun, Cai Kejun, etc. He was responsible for the arrangement, and Yang Ruidai was responsible for most of the recording of the album. In addition, Yang Ruidai and Ju Pao provided friendly vocals on the album. In the album cover of , Jay Chou, dressed in medieval costumes, transforms into a vampire prince, travels through time and space to modern times, and stares into the distance on the rooftop of an old castle. When shooting the cover, the staff tied the tail of a black lace cape with a transparent steel wire, and asked people to climb up a work ladder and pull the skirt to create an elegant effect. The eleventh album November 11, 2011: [ exclamation mark ! 】 Creative Background Jay Chou and Fang Wenshan once again worked together to create [Exclamation Mark]. Fang Wenshan re-worded the sentence "I rely on" and transformed it into "I rely on perseverance, relying on fighting spirit, and relying on myself", aiming to tell everyone that life should rely on perseverance, relying on fighting spirit, and relying on oneself. , and thus created this album. twelfth album December 28, 2012: [Twelve new works] Creative background This album is Jay Chou's twelfth album in the 12 years since his debut, so it is named " 's greatest work On July 6, 2022, Jay Chou , who has not released an album for six years, finally released the title song of the latest album of the same name "The Greatest Work". 's unreleased album was rated low. "Oolong" has not yet subsided, the MV for the title song of the first album of the same name "The Greatest Work" was first exposed, instantly igniting public opinion! is the same "taste" of Jay Chou's music as always - a mixture of Chinese and Western classical, RAP and pop; it is familiar Jay Chou MV elements, pure Zhou style - piano, suspense and magic all come one after another. Regarding this, some fans lamented that Jay Chou is "YYDS (Eternal God)", and some netizens are trying to find all the "greatest" artists and works mentioned in the lyrics in Jay Chou's world, even the pianist who appeared in the MV Lang Lang also returned to trending searches and became the focus of public discussion after the Spring Festival Gala... The MV for "The Greatest Work" was viewed more than 100 million times in just 3 hours after its release. On the Sina Weibo entertainment list alone, the hot search topics about this new song account for "half of the country", which shows Jay Chou's influence! When the long-awaited Jay Chou's latest album was released, the editor of Yinfengguanshijie also integrated Jay Chou's past albums and songs. Fans, please leave the album songs that impressed you most in the comments! (The article information comes from public information and has been edited by Yinfengguan World. Commercial reproduction without permission is prohibited.) first album 2000 year creative background In September 1997, Jay Chou was Wu Zongxian appreciated him and joined the record company as a music production assistant, but no singer was willing to accept the songs he wrote. In 2000, Jay Chou began to create his first album, and single-handedly took charge of the production, composition, chorus writing of 10 songs, the arrangement of three songs, and the lyrics of two songs . In addition, Hsu Ruoxuan, Fang Wenshan, Hong Jingyao and others participated in the creation. Second album September 14, 2001: [ Fantasy ] Creative background The album name of "Fantasy" comes from the pronunciation of "Fantasy" in English, which means "fantasy". The reason why the album title "Fantasy" is used is because Jay Chou wants to use music to bring people whimsical imagination, and the name "Fantasy" also reflects Jay Chou's consistent music concept - music is fantasy, Fantasy is joy. "Fantasy" is produced by Jay Chou, and all 10 songs on the album are composed by Jay Chou. In terms of lyrics, Jay Chou was responsible for two of the lyrics, and the rest of the lyrics were completed by Fang Wenshan and Hsu Ruoxuan respectively. When Jay Chou was producing the "Fantasy" album, he changed the song title of " can't open my mouth " without telling Vivian Hsu in advance. During the creative process, Jay Chou put various creative ideas such as nostalgia, love, domestic violence, and martial arts into his music. "Dad, I'm Back" is a song about domestic violence written by Jay Chou after hearing about his friend's experience. All ten songs in the album were filmed for MTV; during the filming of the MV, Jay Chou acted as the male protagonist in the song MV in response to the needs of different songs in the album. When filming the interior pages of "Fantasy", Jay Chou tried to wear the improved ninja look for the first time. The third album July 18, 2002: [ Octave Space ] Creative Background The inspiration for the album "Octave Space" came from some movies and music videos that Jay Chou usually watches. So the songs on the album are like movies, each with a different plot.The reason why this album is named "Octave Space" is because Jay Chou wanted to create his own music in the Western octave space and show the eighth art in the field of music. The album is mainly composed of RB-style songs. The arrangement of the album's tracks is similar to the previous album "Fantasy", with several mainstream RB love songs plus a few Jay Chou-style narrative works with weird genres. In the album, Jay Chou added some different elements, trying to change the look of the song through some musical effects and various arrangements. All songs in the album are composed by Jay Chou. Fang Wenshan, Xu Shichang, Liu Genghong, and Jay Chou participated in the lyrics of the album songs. Jay Chou incorporates many fantasy elements into his compositions and adds many unconstrained things. In order to shoot the MVs for the songs in the album, Jay Chou and his team made a special trip to Europe and shot four single music videos in Italy, Czech Republic and France. Each one cost more than one million Taiwan dollars. fourth album July 31, 2003: [ Ye Huimei ] Creative background "Ye Huimei" is an album named by Jay Chou after his mother. The album is named "Ye Huimei" not only to thank Jay Chou's mother for her nurturing grace, but also to echo the title song " in the name of the father " in the album. Jay Chou adopted the musical concept of seeking change when creating this album. Out of humanistic appeals, Jay Chou added different views and ideas to the album. The creation of the title song "In the Name of the Father" originated from Jay Chou's experience with his father. Because Jay Chou's father Zhou Yaozhong was very introverted and usually had little to talk to Jay Chou, so Jay Chou composed "In the Name of the Father" for his father. This song. The song "Class Three, Class Two" was inspired by Jay Chou's experience playing pool with his friend Fang Wenshan. Jay Chou not only wrote lyrics and composed music for many songs on the album, but also served as the album's producer and stylist. In addition to the creations of Jay Chou and Fang Wenshan, musicians such as Zhong Xingmin, Hong Jingyao, Michael Lin, Yang Dawei and other musicians also participated in the production of the album. In terms of album cover design, "Ye Huimei" added retro elements, and Jay Chou also wore a retro suit to participate in the shooting. fifth album August 3, 2004: [ Qilixiang ] creative background Jay Chou was full of confidence in the music of the album and hoped that the audience would focus on the music, so he positioned the album as a return to the purity of music. And the title song "Qili Xiang" is used as the title of the album. Jay Chou composed all the songs in the album, while Fang Wenshan wrote the lyrics for half of the songs in the album. The lyrics for the remaining songs were written by Huang Junlang, Song Jianzhang, Liu Genghong, and Jay Chou. In addition to the songwriter who is Jay Chou's team, the musicians who participated in the production of this album are also Jay Chou's partners, including producer Zhong Zuohong and sound engineer Yang Ruida . They are all " Nanquan Mama " members of the group. Jay Chou positioned himself as a storyteller in the album, and presented his stories and imaginary pictures to the audience through music. The song "Qili Xiang" was inspired by Xi Murong's poem. This is also the first time Jay Chou has composed music for a poem. "Grandma" is a song written by Jay Chou with the theme of caring for the elderly. When writing the song, Jay Chou also used the theme to express his dissatisfaction with some award ceremonies. The creative inspiration of " Luan Wu Chun Qiu " comes from the historical events of the Three Kingdoms in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The production team wanted the album cover to be shot in a place full of life and not too gorgeous. After the selection process, the production team chose Vladivostok as the location for the album cover. When filming the album cover, Jay Chou put on a military uniform. In order to match the atmosphere of the shooting, a little Russian girl stood in front of Jay Chou. The sixth album November 1, 2005: [Chopin in November] Creative background Because at the 16th Taiwan Golden Melody Awards, Jay Chou and Nan Quan's mother played the piano together, which made Alpha Records think of "with "The name of the piano poet", so the album was finally named "Chopin in November". Chopard happened to be Jay Chou's idol, so he immediately agreed. The album was produced in Taiwan, China, so when it was released in mainland China, the translation of Chopin in Taiwan, China, "Chopin" was directly used. The title of "Nocturne" comes from Chopin's work "Nocturne", which is the earliest completed work in the album. "发如雪" is a song contributed by the lyricist Fang Wenshan. Originally, Jay Chou did not plan to include songs with oriental elements in the album, but Fang Wenshan had already written the lyrics to "Hair Like Snow". Jay Chou then thought about it and still hoped that he could influence others instead of being influenced by others. Therefore, it only took Jay Chou two hours to compose the song "Hair Like Snow". The "Laer La" section at the end of the song was an improvisation that Jay Chou sang in the recording studio. It was inspired by The song " Mudanjiang " by Nanquan Mama. Jay Chou felt that it would be easier to sell songs that express the feelings of girls in the album. In order to cooperate with the market, he created " Coral Sea ". Before recording the song, Jay Chou chose to collaborate with her to complete the song out of the consideration of supporting Leung Sin-yi and because he felt that Leung Sin-yi's clean voice was just right for singing the song. seventh album September 5, 2006: [Still Fantasy] Creative background The album was named " Still Fantasy " to match the album "Fantasy" released by Jay Chou in 2001 "As a response and continuation. In addition, Jay Chou's appearance in "Still Fantasy" and some of the songs in the album also echo "Fantasy". "Imagination is still infinite, feelings are still endless, and music is still fantasy" is the theme of the album, which expresses Jay Chou's creative intention of remaining the same. When making the album, Jay Chou also used his creativity in the movie in "Still Fantasy", so one-third of the songs in the album tell stories. The title song of the album " Chrysanthemum Terrace " was inspired by the movie "The Golden Flower". Because almost all of the scenes that moved Jay Chou in the film took place on the Chrysanthemum Terrace, he composed the song "Chrysanthemum Terrace" . The song " red imitates " was inspired by the French movie "Moulin Rouge". Jay Chou composed this song for the purpose of deconstructing the movie. The record planning of "Still Fantasy" is by Chen Shulin, and the album's producer and music director are both by Jay Chou. In addition, Jay Chou also composed the music for 10 songs and the lyrics for 3 songs in the album, and the rest of the lyrics were completed by Fang Wenshan, Huang Junlang, and Song Jianzhang. The theme of the album cover is to show the destruction and prosperity of a city, showing the contrast between "extreme destruction" and "extreme prosperity". At the shooting scene, everything from scenes to modeling and art are destroyed, reorganized, and processed to present the visual effects required for the shooting. In addition, Jay Chou also participated in the conception of the album cover. After he communicated with the art director on the set, the two of them drew all the photo scenes together. After that, the staff spent 10 days and spent 2 million to build a real street size on the set. Photography scenes, among which the broken walls and broken bridges in the "extreme destruction" scene were created using computer special effects. In terms of album styling, stylist Paul designed two main looks for Jay Chou for the album photo-shooting scene. One is Jay Chou wearing a classic fashion outfit, and the other is Jay Chou wearing a white T-shirt heavy knight outfit. Paul's concept in designing the album's look was to create a sense of conflict and drama between the look and the scene, echoing the illusion concept of the album shooting. The eighth album November 2, 2007: [ I'm very busy ] Creative background "I'm Very Busy" is a kind of self-deprecation by Jay Chou, but also a kind of helplessness. And this helplessness is also reflected in the lack of innovation in music. Although there is the title song "I'm Very Busy" which is full of flavor of country music , after all, I can no longer hear the spirit of Jay Chou when he debuted in his early years. Of course, although the song "Blue and White Porcelain" is not new in its conception, it still relies on the authenticity of the "Chinese style" signature and can be called the year's flagship song this year. The album still has the Chinese style led by Jay Chou, as well as the refreshing American country style and retro tunes. It is full of liveliness and fun, which is different from the deep and melancholy image of cowboys on the screen. Ninth album October 15, 2008: [Capricorn] Creative background The name of the "Capricorn" album is taken from the homophony of Capricorn, the sign to which Jay Chou belongs. The title song "Daoxiang" was inspired by Jay Chou's childhood memories. This album is based on the theme of magic and clowns. Jay Chou unfolds a changing star map from various aspects such as musical notes and creativity, body shape and style, sometimes turning into a knight on playing cards, sometimes turning into a clown on ghost cards. . The songs in the album combine hip-hop and folk styles, which not only enhance imagination and platter characteristics, but also add clown-like humor. For the two MVs of "Mr. Magic" and "Uncle Jock", the record company invited 15 people including song and dance troupes, jazz musicians and stuntmen from Russia and other countries. In the behind-the-scenes episode of "The Promised Happiness", Jay Chou invited Chen Kuangyi to play the heroine. The heroine in the MV of " Give Me Time for a Song " is played by Wang Siping . For the filming of the "Snake Dance" MV, Jay Chou also underwent professional training to master the unique dance steps required in the MV. When filming the MV for "Daoxiang", Jay Chou had to wear heavy costumes and walk around in the humid fields under the scorching sun. Sometimes even the staff couldn't bear it, but Jay Chou still insisted on wearing the best clothes. Good performance and continue filming the MV. In addition, when taking photos for the album, Jay Chou not only dressed up as a fashionable clown, but also used a variety of magic props. Tenth album May 18, 2010: [ Across Era ] Creative background Jay Chou hopes that his music will be like the vampire on the album cover, spanning eras and generations, so he named it "Across Era". album is composed, produced and 3 lyrics by Jay Chou. The rest of the song lyrics are written by Fang Wenshan, Huang Junlang, Gu Xiaoli, Huang Lingjia, Zhong Xingmin, Lin Mike, Huang Yuxun, Cai Kejun, etc. He was responsible for the arrangement, and Yang Ruidai was responsible for most of the recording of the album. In addition, Yang Ruidai and Ju Pao provided friendly vocals on the album. In the album cover of , Jay Chou, dressed in medieval costumes, transforms into a vampire prince, travels through time and space to modern times, and stares into the distance on the rooftop of an old castle. When shooting the cover, the staff tied the tail of a black lace cape with a transparent steel wire, and asked people to climb up a work ladder and pull the skirt to create an elegant effect. The eleventh album November 11, 2011: [ exclamation mark ! 】 Creative Background Jay Chou and Fang Wenshan once again worked together to create [Exclamation Mark]. Fang Wenshan re-worded the sentence "I rely on" and transformed it into "I rely on perseverance, relying on fighting spirit, and relying on myself", aiming to tell everyone that life should rely on perseverance, relying on fighting spirit, and relying on oneself. , and thus created this album. twelfth album December 28, 2012: [Twelve new works] Creative background This album is Jay Chou's twelfth album in the 12 years since his debut, so it is named " was mainly composed by Jay Chou and Fang Wenshan. Jay Chou was responsible for composing all the tracks and writing lyrics for some songs. Fang Wenshan completed half of the album's lyrics, while still leaving two songs for the new generation of lyricists. Old partners such as Zhong Xingmin, Hong Jingyao, and Michael Lin clearly divided their labors to do the arranging work for Jay Chou. When composing lyrics and music, Jay Chou first shot the MV scenes in Scotland, and then called Wenshan to tell him what he saw. Only then did Fang Wenshan write the seagulls, Scottish bagpipes , Edinburgh , and the feeling of the medieval century described by Jay Chou into the lyrics. After Wenshan sent the lyrics, Jay Chou started lip-syncing in Edinburgh. In such a special way, the two completed the collaboration on the lyrics and music of "Obviously". As the producer of the entire album, Jay Chou also personally supervised the mixing process of the music after recording. He also personally directed 11 MVs in the "Twelve New Works" album, and even personally participated in the MV editing. The album MV was shot in Edinburgh, Scotland, and Taipei. In the album cover, Jay Chou changed his look, tried European style, boldly dyed his hair blonde, and rode a unicorn into the woods with his latest look, riding a horse into the forest. In the album, there are also friendly vocals from Yang Ruidai, Liang Xinyi, Yuan Yonglin . Thirteenth Album December 26, 2014: [ Ouch, Not bad] Creative background "Ouch, Not bad" is the first digital music album released by Jay Chou, named after his mantra. The album contains 12 songs, all composed by Jay Chou himself. In addition to using his old partner Fang Wenshan to continue to create Chinese style songs , Jay Chou also personally wrote lyrics for three of the songs inspired by his current life insights and growth experience. " extra large shoes " is a retro-style humorous song specially written by Jay Chou. He also sang it in a humorous and naughty tone during the recording, hoping to bring happiness to the audience. In addition, the song also includes the verses of Jay Chou's friend Ju Pao, who was recorded in the studio by phone. " Yangmingshan " is inspired by the most popular key-drawing activity in Taiwan's campus era of the 1980s. When creating this album, Jay Chou deliberately wanted the audience to have some memories of his previous albums. " Handwritten Past " comes from "Back to the Past". " listen to dad " is a song written by Jay Chou at the urging of his father. The content of the song is intended to talk about a relationship that is opposed by the family. "I Want Summer" is an innovation of "Sunshine Otaku". The album back cover photo uses a "dislocation" visual effect, so that the cover scene is shot at a certain angle, showing a face of Jay Chou dressed as Chaplin. For the cover shoot, Jay Chou followed the concept of "floating" from his first album. The limited USB version of the album is in the shape of a cool pink gold Jay mini doll. In order to make this mini doll, Jay Chou did a 360-degree 3D body scan in Chaplin's shape to create a mini doll with a ratio of 15:1 to the real person. Fourteenth Album June 24, 2016: [ Jay Chou’s Bedside Stories] Creative background In 2015, Jay Chou married Kunling and gave birth to a child. Female, Jay Chou, who lives a happy life, injects his happiness into In the album " Jay Chou's Bedside Stories ". In the album, Jay Chou regards himself as a storyteller, treating the ten songs as ten different stories, integrating his unfailing childlike innocence and wild imagination into the stories and telling them to the audience. Jay Chou composed all the songs in the album, and the lyrics were written by Fang Wenshan. After becoming a father, Jay Chou hoped to compose another duet song between men and women, so he invited Zhang Huimei and to sing "Shouldn't Be" together. The entire song was recorded in Zhang Huimei's recording studio. The title song of the album "Previous Lover" was a gift from Jay Chou to his daughter. Jay Chou's daughter Hathaway casually pressed a few notes on the toy piano, and Jay Chou came up with the entire song after listening to the single notes.Jay Chou compared his daughter to his former lover, hoping to reflect his journey as a father and his expectations for his daughter's future. The look of the album was created by Jay Chou. This is the first time in 11 years that Jay Chou personally designed the look of an album since the album "Chopin in November". The cover photo of the album was taken in the scene set up in the "Bedside Stories" MV. Under the big clock on the wall, Jay Chou is sitting in the middle of an old house telling the album's ten bedside stories, full of mysterious and classical themes. Atmosphere. In addition to the above historical albums, Jay Chou also released five singles during the album hiatus. The editor of Yinfengguanshi also organized the timeline below. What do you want to say about the stories related to Jay Chou? What about? single: 2018-01-18 [ Waiting for you after class ] single: 2018-05-15 [ If you don’t love me, pull down ] single: 2019-09-16 [ says yes, don’t cry ] single: 2019-12-15 [ I believe in so much] single: 2020-06-12 [Mojito] album was created by Jay Chou. This is the first time in 11 years that Jay Chou personally designed the look of an album since the album "Chopin in November". The cover photo of the album was taken in the scene set up in the "Bedside Stories" MV. Under the big clock on the wall, Jay Chou is sitting in the middle of an old house telling the album's ten bedside stories, full of mysterious and classical themes. Atmosphere. In addition to the above historical albums, Jay Chou also released five singles during the album hiatus. The editor of Yinfengguanshi also organized the timeline below. What do you want to say about the stories related to Jay Chou? What about? single: 2018-01-18 [ Waiting for you after class ] single: 2018-05-15 [ If you don’t love me, pull down ] single: 2019-09-16 [ says yes, don’t cry ] single: 2019-12-15 [ I believe in so much] single: 2020-06-12 [Mojito] 2 new work ".1 month day: [Jay] 2 new work ".
