JJ Lin's 9th studio and first with his new label. His last three albums have all been released yearly in December. :P There is a vibe to the songs (I can't put a finger on it) that I've not heard from his songs before and the album favours ballads, but I still don't get knocked down like his older works. My fav tracks are Gu Shi Xi Ni and Mo Sheng ( Read more... )

A few months too late, but oh well. Vanness' third studio album is another evolution from his previous ones. Overall the sounds seem a bit rehashed, as though each song gives me deja vu. But individually, every single song is solid on its own so it makes for a good album to listen to. I completely forgot about Vic Zhou (!) providing the rap for one ( Read more... )

Oh snap, 100th upload post for this year!
I'm back from hibernation and my 3.5 month vacation technically just started! Hauled heaps of CDs pre-exams and got lotsa other recent releases downloaded so be prepared for some spammm! With Leehom's contract over with Sony (I gotta admit I always thought Sony did good to him ^^), this is mostly likely his ( Read more... )

Khalil Fong has caught me off guard again because I didn't know any news about this album. ^^; My album was given to me as a gift by Stacey! THANK YOU! :D Um, this album is not so much R&B-y but more of "rockish," so I'm not very happy happy about it. However, there are two tracks, namely, Gotta Make A Change and 因為你 that I liked. ^^


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I asked my friend to get this for me overseas and she gave it to me as a gift. <3 I didn't know anything about the album until I started ripping it last night. By the time I saw the third and fourth track names, something seemed "suspicious". :P I listened to one song and then realised all ten tracks save for the title track (first) were covers of ( Read more... )

This is Fahrenheit's 4th album makes for a good listen~ :D It's good, catchy mandopop with some particularly nice mid-tempo songs. In my mind, it still feels like Fahrenheit are so "new" but this is already their fourth album. Time flies~ @_@ Fahrenheit's C-discography has been updated with this album!

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Elva's 11th studio album finally hit shelves recently. I've seen track lists with 11 songs but this album officially has 12 songs in the order listed here (which I've tagged as the album came), although there are really 10 full tracks. The title track, Xiao Sa Xiao Jie, was really disappointing - her voice sounds tragic, among many other things - ( Read more... )

OH YAY! What a lovely surprise to see this had arrived when I expected it in a few more days! ^^ I first fell in love with this album like last month when the MV for Chai Mi You Yan Jiang Cu Cha was circulating. It literally translates to "Firewood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea", which comes from a Chinese saying conveying how ( Read more... )

Jay Chou's 10th studio album. I'm not a fan of Jay Chou, but he's a genius, incredibly talented, and has written some absolutely amazing stuff. However I have not enjoyed the previous few albums and this one falls into that category. This album is probably better than "Capricorn" though, thankfully. All in all, the album's not bad, just below par. ( Read more... )

Profess your undying love for a song (CLOSING TODAY but ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS UNTIL TOMORROW'S POST)
Elva's one of my favourite female soloists and she's able to pull off so many different styles with her gorgeous voice. <3 Elva continues with the electro-dance theme on this album, with a number of catchy songs. There are ballads of course... I'd ( Read more... )