Zhao Ze: Every Hour Has A Song

Zhao Ze(沼泽) is a quartet who combines instrumental post-rock soundscapes with traditional Chinese instruments including the guqin and the xiao. Lately, we interviewed Hai Liang, the guqin player of the group, who not only electrified the ancient zither but also innovatively used a cello bow and distortion to produce a unique voice and fresh energy. Today, let's hear songs selected from their album 'Yesternight, Yes, Tonight(琴晚)', with Hai Liang explaining the stories and inspirations behind each piece. SONG LISTS: 1. BGM: If I Lose Youth, 如果我失去了青春 2. 5 pm, The Worthless, 酉时 废柴 3. 7 pm, See You at Dusk, 戌时 人约黄昏后 4. 9 pm, Stars in My Closing Eyes, 亥时 闭上眼望星 5. 3 am, A Sleepy Child Smiles, 寅时 稚儿笑 6. 5 am, Early Bird, 卯时 早鸟 (The 2nd-6th songs are from Zhao Ze's album '琴晚Yesternight, Yes, Tonight'.)