A Lu A Zhuo
A Lu A Zhuo is a Chinese folk music ensemble that formed around three friends: Liu Shuang, Zhang Jie, and Li Nan. They released their debut album in 2015,...
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A Lu A Zhuo is a Chinese folk music ensemble that formed around three friends: Liu Shuang, Zhang Jie, and Li Nan. They released their debut album in 2015, which included the title track "Xiang Qi Le Ni." That song became widely known for its blend of traditional Chinese instruments and emotional vocals.
Their music often explores themes of love and loss, with "Xiang Ru Yi Mo" being another example from their catalog. They've faced some public challenges, including accusations of plagiarism that affected their reputation for a time.
After their initial album, they put out other records like "Yan Zhi Wang" in 2017 and "Xing Xi" in 2019. Their sound has shifted somewhat over these releases, though it still draws from Chinese folk traditions.
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