Explore rare and unfiltered facets of China’s underground music and nightlife scenes in RADII Studios’ original mini-documentary series, Into the Night.
Originating in Jamaica in the late 1960s, reggae music has become one of the country’s most significant cultural exports and found fans worldwide. Reggae has spread to the Americas, Europe, Africa, and — believe it or not — China. Featuring three Chinese reggae musicians of distinct styles, RADII explores the deep connection between reggae culture and China’s stunning Yunnan: province.
Chengdu, the hometown of Chinese hip hop, has raised a generation of famous rappers known domestically and around the globe, including the Higher Brothers and Fat Shady. However, there is more to the story: Wedged between Tibet, Qinghai, Yunnan, and Gansu, Chengdu is a melting pot of cultures, and it shows in the local music. RADII interviewed Chengdu-based artists to reveal the stories behind the city’s atmosphere and beats.
Boasting iconic venues such as OIL club, South China’s tech capital Shenzhen is a thriving hub for the electronic music scene. A city of immigrants and a land of opportunity, but also a fast-paced metropolis with an extraordinarily competitive working culture, Shenzhen has developed an ecosystem of underground electronic clubs that’s second to none in China.
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