Yutao’s new single “We Talk No More” showcases his unique approach to music-making, blending elements of traditional R&B, Soul, and lofi bedroom pop to create a sound that is both familiar and fresh. The hypnotic rhythm and catchy melodies are sure to get stuck in your head, but it’s Yutao’s emotive vocals that really make this track stand out.
At its core, “We Talk No More” is a song about the challenges of communication. Yutao’s lyrics touch on the feeling of being disconnected from oneself and struggling to find the right words to say. But instead of dwelling on the difficulties, he turns to music as a way to connect with others. It’s a powerful message that speaks to the ability of music to bring people together and create meaningful connections.
The production on “We Talk No More” is top-notch, with Yutao’s vocals perfectly complemented by the dreamy instrumental. The song has a hazy, ethereal quality that is both soothing and introspective. It’s the kind of track that you can listen to on repeat and still discover new layers of meaning with each listen.
Overall, Yutao’s new single “We Talk No More” is a must-listen for fans of R&B, Soul, and Lofi bedroom pop. It’s a beautifully crafted song that showcases Yutao’s unique style and his ability to use music as a means of connection and expression. If you’re looking for a new artist to add to your playlist, Yutao should definitely be at the top of your list.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Bedroom Indie pop artist Yutao never felt at ease in China where he was born—he always longed for ideals he felt were embodied by Western culture. When he finally came to the States a decade ago as a student, he tried to stay true to his tradition and infused his native Eastern culture with Western culture. Slowly, the pair of seemingly very different ideals melded into a personal outlook for Yutao reflected in his delicately gorgeous, electro-pop.
Yutao’s songs are emotive but elusive, with lyrics that explore frustration, lost love, identity, wanting to belong, and music that is delicately dense with lush ambience and airy melodies. His aesthetic evokes alternative electro-pop artist keishi, and the vibrant scene of young Asian musicians around the 88rising record label.
Yutao felt music in his body before he created it. He came up as a break-dancer but was sidelined for two years after an injury. Upon healing, he realized his moves weren’t as on-point as they were before the injury, and he longed for a fresh creative outlet. During this time, he started hearing and feeling hip-hop, R&B, and EDM in a new way.
“I still feel a disconnect, and, when I go back to China, I also feel out of sorts. There is this ambiguity I live in, but I feel at home creating my music,” he says.
At last, Yutao has come home, and he has found an Eastern-Western life perspective bridge. “I’ve been envisioning a world with no boundaries, and I’ve found that within my music,” he says.
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