Rebuilding The Rights Of Statues (Re-TROS for short) was founded in 2003. Deeply influenced by 1970s post-punk bands such as Bauhaus, Joy Division and Gang of Four, Re-TROS quickly established itself as a powerful representative of Chinese rock music.
They have worked 8 years and finally released their third album Before The Applause in 2017. The revolutionary album with its electro arrangements and experimental concepts demonstrates the band’s ambition in music. Re-TROS toured globally after the release and was soon picked up by Martin Gore from the Depeche Mode as the opening guest for their latest European tour.

Die Toten Hosen (which literally means “The Dead Trousers”) are self-taught musicians who grew to become one of the biggest rock acts in German history.

“Great songs result from something need to be said and not because somebody has to say something. Great songs are superior to our egos.”

Campino (frontman of “Die Toten Hosen”)
Die Toten Hosen (which literally means “The Dead Trousers”) are self-taught musicians who grew to become one of the biggest rock acts in German history.
Throughout their 36 years of calling, they performed alongside U2, The Rolling Stones, Iggy Pop, AC/DC and many others. They sold around 15 million records and won the German “Grammy” ECHO award multiple times. At one point DTH had three different albums in the German charts at the same time…
The band was formed in 1982 and their music gradually shifted from funny and nonsensical to serious. The songs from the band's first LP were mostly fun punk, but by the end of the 1980s they were focusing more on social issues such as consumerism, racism and faith. One of their greatest songs until today remains “Hier kommt Alex” (1988) which was inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s grim protagonist character in the film “Clockwork Orange”.

“We always have been influenced by English punk music,” declares front singer CAMPINO who is also a renowned actor who starred together with Dennis Hopper in Wim Wender’s “Palermo Shooting”. “The Jam, The Clash…they all had something to disclose. They’ve been forceful. They’ve not only been standing contra but more importantly pro subjects (such as against racism).”

DTH’s album “Ballast der Republik” (2012) was an immense success and quickly became the stuff of legend as the band was showered in precious metal awards. Their single “Tage wie diese” broke all imaginable records and the respective tour counted among the largest tours German audiences had ever witnessed. The novel album “Laune der Natur” (2017) is purest punk alongside emotional ballads and uplifting hymns

TULEGUR is a modern nomad music duo, rooted in traditional tunes of Inner Mongolia (Mongolian part of China) and influenced by contemporary music. Their sound is a great mixture of traditional Mongolian music, acoustic rock, throat-singing (also known as "Khoomei") and electronic music. This combination results in a unique style which some described as “ethnic post-rock” or “psychedelic nomadic rock”. Within two years they went on several extended tours in China, India, Europe and also Australia/New Zealand where they gained overwhelming reactions by the audience. Especially in Australia and New Zealand, all CDs went sold out immediately and for the first time they appeared on iTunes Top 200 World Music Charts with peak at #8 in Australia, #1 for 3 days in New Zealand and #1 in Switzerland within two days! This makes us more curious about the full length debut album to be released in 2018.

Mixing indie dance music with dark psychedelic rock, Nova Heart has become an iconic Chinese band featuring its ethereal vocal and explosive lives.
Bringing multiple thoughts and energy to the band, the musicians of Nova heart are all well acclaimed. Lead singer Helen Feng used to play important roles in bands like ZIYO and Pet Conspiracy; Drummer Shi Lu (Atom) is also the drummer of Hedgehog, Bassist/Guitarist Zhu Boxuan comes from the Catcher in the Rye.
Nova Heart’s 2012 EP Beautiful Boys and 2014 album Nova Heart have been praised by NME, Rolling Stone and Vogue Italy. The unbelievably rich album Nova Heart was also named album of the year in 2015 by That’s Beijing, and selected by Rolling Stone to top the March playlist. Tracks from the album are being featured in Hemlock Grove and a documentary made by famed Chinese artist Cai Guoqiang. Nova Heart made themselves onto festival stages the likes of MaMA (Paris), Iceland Airwaves (Reykjavik) and Glastonbury.

Song Jia is a reputed Chinese actress, who won the 29th China Golden Rooster Award for best actress in 2013 for her leading role in the film Xiao Hong.
Song Jia learned Liuqin (Chinese plucked stringed instrument) with outstanding musician Feng Shaoxian from an early age. She mastered the instrument, and was accepted by both Shenyang Conservatory of Music, and the Shanghai Theatre Academy, and eventually enrolled into the latter in pursuit of an acting career. She is the first Chinese actress that collaborated with an independent music production team, and released in 2008 the first environmental record in the history of Chinese pop music 能不能幸福, which includes popular tracks such as the 向阳花. The 2011 compilation album《民谣在路上第二辑》included Song Jia’s 《牙齿与爱情》, composed by the legendary musician Wan Xiaoli. In 2016, Song Jia released 《花》, the theme song of the film When Larry Met Mary.

Founded in 2016, Radio Mars is a super band duo formed by Huang Shaofeng and Zeng Yu, two legendary producers who worked previously with singers like Lao Lang, Zhou Xun, Ye Bei and Edison Chan. At the end of 2016, the two of them came together as the Radio Mars, and started a brand new musical adventure. As brilliant producers known in the Chinese-speaking world, the two have been enjoying success behind the melodic, melancholy, tranquil and sweet songs, but if you take that one step further, you would find out that the two big boys have not only grown up with you, but also have greatly influenced you musically.