Harmony (Sa Dingding album)
Harmony (Chinese: 天地合) is a 2010 album by Chinese singer-songwriter Sa Dingding, produced by Marius de Vries and released on Wrasse Records.
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Released | 2010 | |||
Language | Chinese, Sanskrit, English, self-created | |||
Label | Wrasse Records | |||
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Track listing
- 天地记 (Ha Ha Li Li)
- 绿衣女孩 (Girl In a Green Dress)
- 自由行走的花 (Hua)
- 石榴女人(Pomegranate Woman)
- 蓝色骏马 (Blue Horse)
- 云云南南 (Yun Yun Nan Nan)
- 快乐节 (Xi Carnival)
- 小树和大树 (Little Tree/Big Tree)
- 希然宁泊·自省.心经 (Xi Ran Ning Po – Introspection )
- 幸运日 (Lucky Day)
- 天地记 (Ha Ha Li Li) – Paul Oakenfold Remix
An expanded version of the album has two further remixes of the first track.
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External links
- Harmony at Wrasse Records
- Sa Ding Ding The Making of Harmony on YouTube, Universal Music video
- Track by track explained by Sa Dingding
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