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Written & Performed By: Dayzy & Raven
Produced By: Fourthirteen
Engineer & Mix By: GoPlay Studios
Mix & Master: Loft Mastering
Music Direction By: Yaw Owusu, The Playmaker Group

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Featuring the Suona, 7 Dragons amalgamates familiar traditional Chinese melodies with contemporary elements, echoing the dragon's timeless intelligence, allure and adaptability. In Buddhist terms, 7 Dragons also refers to the Buddha amulet which not only has the efficacy of the Seven Dragon Buddha for protection against disasters, but can also enhance the wearer's luck, including wealth, career and health. The Dragon King, in order to protect the Buddha's meditation, not only battles with demons but also forms a colourful protective umbrella around the Buddha, helping the Buddha to inherit meditation by shielding from wind and rain.

7 Dragons

Features the Suona played by Wang Shuai from the Shanghai Music Conservatoire. The Suona is a traditional Chinese reed instrument known for its bright tone, commonly used in festivals and celebrations. This track symbolizes the dragon's auspiciousness and the unity it embodies in Chinese lore, merging traditional Chinese motifs with the European motorik drum pattern reminiscent of krautrock.

Dragon & Liverbird

Harmony of Dragons, features musicians from the Imagine Bamboo Ensemble and emphasises the power and strength of the dragon.

7 Dragons

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