Hangzhou Asian Games official theme promotion song "From Now to Future" is officially launched

　　Chinanews.com, Hangzhou, March 7th (Qian Chenfei) On the 7th, the official theme promotion song of the Hangzhou Asian Games "From Now to the Future" was officially launched.

The promotional song was led by the famous singer Wei Wei, and performed by more than a hundred athletes and entertainers from home and abroad.

　　It is reported that the song comes from the global collection of Asian Games songs, and has gone through multiple links such as song selection, deepening, and audition.

The Hangzhou Asian Organizing Committee held several rounds of polishing meetings with the guiding expert team and professional production team to "finish" the songs.

By holding two rounds of song auditions, 100 representatives from all walks of life were invited to audition, recommend and comment on the polished songs, and finally the songs were formed and made into MVs.

　　As the main creator of the promotional song, the young musician Naiwan (Zhao Xinyue) said, "Hangzhou in my impression is full of modernization, technology, and informationization, so I quickly decided to use the concept of 'together for a better future'." Direction to create this song. This is the third time that China has hosted the Asian Games, and as a contemporary young man, I hope to inject vitality into this song."

　　It is understood that the biggest highlight of the above-mentioned promotional song is the large-scale onomatopoeia and vocal chorus, which fully demonstrates the sense of strength and the spirit of unity in sports events.

In addition, the catchy melody and pulsating rhythm are also one of the highlights of the promotional song. The use of musical atmosphere to reflect the modernization process of Hangzhou as the host city of the Asian Games is impressive.

　　As one of the singers of the 1990 Beijing Asian Games promotional song "Asian Heroes", Wei Wei said, "From singing the song "Asian Heroes" to today's singing "From Now to the Future", along with the Asian Games in China again and again I am very happy and moved to hold it, and I hope to share more with you through music and singing." (End)