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  • Hen Hai Qing Tian

    Saihanna

    For Your GRAMMY® Consideration

    Best Asian Pop Performance

    Best Arrangement, Instruments And Vocals

  • Artist Concept

    "Hen Hai Qing Tian" (Anteros) is an intimate exploration of the deeply intertwined nature of
    love and hate where resentment spans a bottomless sea and affection stretches across an infinite
    sky. The composition posits that the sharpest grief is often merely a mantle born from the
    profound vulnerability of losing a loved one. Driven by a vocal performance that captures both
    sinking despair and lingering devotion, the piece utilizes a delicate blend of warm acoustic piano
    and sweeping string orchestrations to amplify its emotional core. "Hen Hai Qing Tian" (Anteros)
    stands as a poignant tribute to every wandering soul seeking solace in the space between love
    and heart-wrenching devotion.
  • For every listener who has wrestled with love and heartache, this song delivers not only an auditory shock but also a profound emotional catharsis. It precisely touches the most vulnerable and hidden corners of modern hearts, utilizing resonant vocals to offer a refuge of immersion and healing for all wandering souls seeking solace in the narrow space between love and hate.

    The piece features a special performance by the world-renowned Budapest Scoring Orchestra from Hungary. Driven by a vocal performance that captures both sinking despair and lingering devotion, the piece utilizes a delicate blend of warm acoustic piano and sweeping string orchestrations to amplify its emotional core. "Hen Hai Qing Tian" (Anteros) stands as a poignant tribute to every wandering soul seeking solace in the space between love and heart-wrenching devotion.

  • Professional Reviews

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    The arrangement really supports this dramatic shift in mood. The piano leaves plenty of space, and then layers of strings gradually come in, taking the song from its initial restraint to full intensity. This piece specifically invited the Budapest Symphony Orchestra from Hungary, who have scored countless movie classics, to record the instruments. This orchestra, experienced in film and TV scoring, adds a strong sense of dramatic tension to the whole track.

    —— Famous music critic Five swings, five bends

    Amid such grand instrumental arrangements, Saihanna's voice, full of storytelling and magnetism, not only isn't drowned out, but actually shows incredible clarity. From the restrained composure when she starts packing her bags to the gut-wrenching pain of facing broken promises in the chorus, she weaves all the deep sorrow and resentment of love into the melody.

    ——Famous music critic Xiaojun Chen Junior

  • Credits

    SONGWRITING & PUBLISHING

    Composer: Saihanna

    Lyricist: Saihanna

    Publisher: Taihe Rye Music Co., Ltd.

    Copyright Line (©): © Taihe Rye Music Co., Ltd.. All Rights Reserved.

    Phonographic Copyright (℗): ℗ Taihe Rye Music Co., Ltd.. All Rights Reserved.

    ARRANGEMENT & PRODUCTION

    Producer: Mars Ma / Tiannan Cai

    Arranger: Tiannan Cai / Mars Ma

    Vocal Producer: Mars Ma

    PERFORMERS & INSTRUMENTATION

    Lead Vocal: Saihanna

    Background Vocals & Vocal Arrangements: Shirley Jiang

    Strings: Budapest Scoring Orchestra

    Clarinet: Myles Prower Davis

    Guitars: ShawnLIII

    Bass Guitar: Tiannan Cai

    SESSION & RECORDING

    Vocal Recording Studio: 55TEC, Beijing, China

    Vocal Recording Engineer: Yuhan Zhang

    Orchestra Recording Studio: Rottenbiller Hall (Budapest, Hungary)

    Orchestra Contractor & Session Management: Budapest Scoring

    Orchestra Recording Engineer: Viktor Szabó

    Orchestra Conductor: Ábel Tompa

    Librarian: Ágnes Sapszon

    Studio assistant: Marcell Rokosz

    Audio Editor: Haitao Shen

    Mixing Engineer: BIG.J@SBMS Beijing

    Mastering Engineer: BIG.J@SBMS Beijing

    ARTWORK & VISUAL

    Cover Art Direction & Design: Xian Er

    Photography: FU TUO

© Tiannan Cai

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