Today (14th) at 20:00, the final battle of Zhejiang Satellite TV’s “The Voice of God 5”, the “Peak Song Concert”, kicked off. Bai Xiaobai, Chen Bing, Chen Chusheng, Gao Wu Band, Huang Yubo, Jike Junyi, Lai Meiyun, Li Jiawei, Meng Jia, Mr. Mi Band, Neon Garden, Tan Jing, Tang Yi, Wang Feifei, Wang Heye, Wang Xian, 22 groups of musicians, including Yang Kun, Yao Xiaotang, Zhang Bichen, Zhang Liangying, Zhang Xincheng, and Zhang Xingte, appeared in the concert with thousands of people, singing the final song of the season with all you who love music.
Tonight, "Godsend" friends gather together to draw a musical rest for this season of "Godsend's Voice". Tonight, Wang Heye will sing the ancient song "Fall" with Tan Jing. The gorgeous and melodious Kunqu opera vocals are paired with the powerful trap rap (trap rap), which will fill the aesthetic threshold of this Chinese style; Zhang Bichen, Neon Garden Tailor-made "The Deserted Seaside" for tonight, be as gentle as you like and rock and roll to your heart's content; with the memories of youth, Yang Kun and Chen Bing invite all "passengers" to take the "Last Train" and follow Yang Kun back to the grassland in 1994 Class train; the former lead singer Chen Chusheng and the rock band Mr. Mi will bring "Bad Guy", a new style of music with electronic elements that will stir up the audience; the senior and junior duo Zhang Xincheng and Yao Xiaotang will take you back to the "original" with their affectionate and delicate duets "Memory"; Jike Junyi and the five-piece band Gao, who vowed to perform "Write a Poem for You" into "Write an Epic for You", once again joined forces for a golden song, letting the majestic love fill the stage.
In addition to collaborative songs, music partners will also bring personal stages. Yang Kun once again sings the classic masterpiece "It Doesn't Matter"; Zhang Bichen's original song "Interstellar" bursts out with the power of interstellar fanaticism; Yao Xiaotang's new single "Mint Summer" debuts; Tan Jing travels through "Spring, Autumn, Winter and Summer" with a penetrating and vital voice; Ni Rainbow Garden's "Only the Wind Knows" embarks on an unknown journey, letting the evening breeze bring the sound of longing.
Text/Beijing Youth Daily reporter Zu Weiwei
Editor/Qiao Ying
