Yin Ziyue's new song "Long-cherished Wish" premiered and used singing to convey loneliness

, the new single "Long-cherished Wish" by Yin Ziyue, a talented Chinese music writer and a female singer of the OST Golden Melody, premiered. After just singing the OST "Half of Your Tears" for the second season of the hit drama "Dragon Riichi, You're Dead", Yin Ziyue returned with a new song. The whole song continues Yin Ziyue's unique "healing and healing" style, using a slightly mysterious singing to bring out sadness, depict the inner story of the song, and realize the inner "long-cherished wish."

The common pursuit of dreams once indulged in the quiet dimension that only belonged to two people. I tried my best to follow your footsteps, leaving only your fading back at the fork of the road, and the dream became a long-cherished wish. Don't forget the original intention. Is this incomplete beauty a commemoration or a celebration? Yin Ziyue's new single,"Long-cherished Wish", recedes the haze and let out her inner loneliness together. Yin Ziyue is a rare singer-songwriter in the Chinese music industry in recent years. Her creative talent is also vividly reflected in her musical works. In 2015, he began to cooperate with Hunan Satellite TV's hit drama "Tornado Girl" to create and sing the OST "Borrow by" for the show; he created the theme song "Burn Youth" and sang it by He Jie; in 2016, he once again worked with "Tornado Girl 2" to create and sing the theme songs and interludes "Frustrated" and "Impulse"; later, he won the Golden Song of the Year Award on the China Music Network List with the OST hit song "I Will Be Fine" of "Fifteen Years Waiting for Migratory Birds." In December 2017, he sang the OST "Half of Your Tears" for the second season of "Dragon Riichi, You're Dead". The newly launched song "Long-cherished Wish" is also the inner story that Yin Ziyue wants to express most at this moment.

It is reported that Yin Ziyue will also recharge in the near future to make more preparations for her music plan this year.