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Aug 24, 2026
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Aug 12, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Billboard China

    XIN LIU Releases New Single ‘STRANGE’ Ahead of Forthcoming Album (opens the original)

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    On Aug. 5, XIN LIU released “STRANGE,” the first single from her forthcoming album. The track marks a new step in the Chinese singer, songwriter and producer’s evolving sound, pairing retro funk with live instrumentation and contemporary pop production. “STRANGE” first made its live debut on Aug. 1 during XIN LIU’s XANADU 2.0 Tour in Shenzhen, four days ahead of its official release. The performance offered audiences an early introduction to the track’s energetic groove and playful attitude. Fol

  2. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · Billboard China

    Chinese Singer Liu Yuning Expands His Musical World With New Music & Cross-Cultural Collaborations (opens the original)

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    As part of Billboard China and QQ Music’s recent global campaign, Chinese singer Liu Yuning reached a new milestone with his latest single “JUMP,” earning a series of featured promotional opportunities. The track sees Liu Yuning teaming up with J Balvin on a cross-cultural collaboration that blends rock with traditional Chinese instruments, including the pipa, guzheng, erhu and Tang-style drums. Combined with Ning’s energetic rap delivery, “JUMP” — which interpolates Van Halen’s Billboard Hot 10

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