The soundtrack of Ne Zha 2 takes a bold step in showcasing Chinese folk music on a global stage, thanks to the unique contributions of Inner Mongolian throat singer Halamuji. By infusing the film with the mystical intensity of Khoomei singing, Halamuji transforms the score into a vibrant tribute to Chinese culture.
In an exclusive interview, Halamuji discusses his artistic approach, highlighting how the concept of \"slow creation\" fuels timeless artistic power. This thoughtful process allows for a deep exploration of traditional sounds, ensuring that each note resonates with authenticity and emotional depth.
Halamuji’s work on Ne Zha 2 not only enriches the film's auditory experience but also underscores the enduring legacy of China’s folk music tradition. His dedication to preserving and elevating these cultural elements serves as an inspiration for artists and audiences alike, bridging the gap between ancient sounds and modern storytelling.
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