Noo Phuoc Thinh and Chi Pu look incredibly good together.
"Call Me" is the second track in the EP "Pick Up the Phone" . The song has a youthful, bright, and modern feel with a catchy melody, lively rhythm, and rock elements.
The song tells the story of first phone calls in a relationship – filled with the excitement, anticipation, and thrill of a first date.
The music video is minimalist, focusing on the interaction between Noo Phuoc Thinh and Chi Pu. The naturalness and romantic moments of the couple create the appeal of the product.
Since its release on June 2nd, the EP "Nhat May" (Pick Up the Phone) has achieved several notable accomplishments: Top 1 on iTunes Vietnam; the songs "Nhat May" and "Cuoc Goi Cuoi" (Last Call) reached Top 1 on Zing Chart; the music video for "Nhat May" entered the Top 12 Trending on YouTube Music and Top 14 Trending on YouTube Overall.
To celebrate the release of his new music video, singer Noo Phuoc Thinh also held two premiere screenings for fans in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi . The events attracted approximately 500 fans – the first to see all three music videos from the project before the official release date.
Noo Phuoc Thinh spent hours interacting with fans after a long period focusing on artistic activities.
Speaking further about the project, Noo Phuoc Thinh proactively chose to work with young teams in order to bring new perspectives to both music and visuals.
He constantly experiments and reinvents himself while retaining the core values that have made his mark throughout his career.
The EP "Nhặt gọi" (Pick Up the Phone ) marks Noo Phước Thịnh's return after a long hiatus from releasing personal products, and also represents his effort to reinvent himself, continue connecting with young audiences, and affirm his position in the showbiz industry.
Excerpt from the music video "Call Me"
Quoc Thien sings about "the deepest pain".
Singer Quoc Thien has just released the music video " The Ultimate Pain," a reunion with musician Le Cuong and director Kien Ung.
Le Cuong wrote the song, based on Quoc Thien's vocals, telling the story of the pain of being left behind despite having overcome all obstacles with their loved one.
As a singer specializing in sad songs, Quoc Thien doesn't want the audience to be consumed by pain; instead, the song is like an embrace he offers to those who have been hurt in love.
In the music video "The Ultimate Pain ," Kien Ung uses imagery and small details to tell a story. Through the contrasting scenes between the boy and the girl, light and shadow, the stage and the audience, the chessboard of love, etc., viewers can somewhat understand the nature of the relationship between the two characters.
Quoc Thien highly appreciates Kien Ung's creativity and ability to translate ideas into visual language – which explains why he always places special trust in the director.
Sharing more about the project, Quoc Thien chose "The Utmost Pain" as his first musical product this year because he believes that the rainy season is the perfect time for audiences to seek out sad ballads.
"Although the song may evoke memories or past stories, I hope that when listening, the audience will have the opportunity to reflect on their emotions in a gentler way, to soothe their souls, heal old wounds, and be ready to embrace new journeys of love," he said.
Excerpt from the music video "The Utmost Pain"
Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/noo-phuoc-thinh-cuc-dep-doi-ben-chi-pu-quoc-thien-hat-ve-noi-dau-tan-cung-2524973.html
