Hanoi [Vietnam], October 7: After "Em xinh say hi," Orange not only became busier but her life also changed significantly. The singer is now cheerful, open, and no longer wants to dwell on the melancholy thoughts of the past.
How has Orange changed after 'Em xinh say hi'?
On the evening of October 6th, Orange introduced the song " The Bad Guy" to the audience . The song features an R&B melody combined with electronic music, creating an interesting sound for the 9X singer's music video. In this project, Orange chose to collaborate with 52Hz, VSTRA, and music producer WOKEUP.
According to Orange, 52Hz's style and voice are a good fit for this song. Besides finding musical harmony, Orange also wanted to collaborate with 52Hz after their performance of " Khong đau nữa rồi" at "Em xinh say hi".
The bad guy continues the journey that Orange started with the song "Just Like That ," marking the beginning of the singer's second studio album titled " Da Doi" (Life's Great). No longer disjointed stories, Orange's product has a closer, more unified connection and a longer-term direction.
Regarding the somewhat negative title of the song, Orange affirmed that she carefully considered her choice. She said: "Orange wanted to convey the true spirit of this song. It's the perspective of someone experiencing the situation firsthand, facing labels and prejudices from the outside. Orange believes that not only in romantic relationships, but in any relationship, there will always be moments when we don't appear to be the best person in the eyes of others. However, what matters is what we truly experience and feel about the other person."
Besides that, Orange admitted that most of her previous songs had a rather melancholic tone. This reflects the unrevealed inner feelings behind the innocent and humorous stage persona of the 9X singer. However, at the present time, the singer of " Ai hat em nghe" wants to change to have a more diverse life. "Orange also wants to try new styles, wants to experience life more authentically instead of just living in her thoughts or the past," she said.
Source: Thanh Nein Newspaper
