Shanghai Street Mirror by Shanghai Restoration Project (2009)

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Description The Shanghai Restoration Project : Street MirrorPhotography by Tomas Medinawww.shanghai-restoration-project.com

Shanghai Restoration Project
Member Since November 2009
Artist Statement The Shanghai Restoration Project

Traditional Chinese instruments meet hip-hop and electronica

The Shanghai Restoration Project (TSRP) draws its creative inspiration from the old 1930s Shanghai jazz bands, an early combination of East and West that's become an international legend. Produced by Chinese-American Dave Liang, TSRP revives this exotic blend by introducing Eastern instruments and rhythms to the Western sounds of hip-hop and electronica.

TSRP debuted as MSN Music's "New Artist of the Week" in early 2006 and became the #1 electronic album on the site during the month of January. Since then his projects have reached #1 on several electronic charts around the world. In 2007, TSRP partnered with China Records (the Chinese government's record label) to produce Remixed and Restored Vol. 1, a project remixing select classic Chinese hits from 1930s Shanghai.

TSRP songs have been used in numerous television shows, films, and commercials around the world. Select placements include: advertisements for LVMH/Kenzo Parfums (Europe), Dove (US), and TIM mobile (Brazil), NBC and BBC broadcast coverage of the Beijing Olympics, Showtime’s “The L Word,” and promotional campaigns for Microsoft, SanDisk, Hilton Hotels, and Coca-Cola.

TSRP can be purchased on Amazon (CD and mp3), iTunes, and eMusic.

About the Producer:

Producer Dave Liang was born in Lawrence, Kansas and attended high school in upstate New York, where he was selected as the pianist for the NY All-State Jazz Ensemble. He attended college at Harvard University where he majored in Applied Mathematics and Economics. He has worked with artists on Bad Boy, Nettwerk, Yamaha, Warner, and Universal.