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Comprising of brothers John Tian Qi Wardle and Charlie Tian Yi Wardle,

Red Mist sees the pair explore a myriad of sound through their

innovative and unique blend of traditional Chinese music with

contemporary sounds. “Me and my brother focus on music made in the

moment. We like to keep it spontaneous.” says Charlie.

The album also features their father, Jah Wobble, a prominent bass

player who has collaborated with various musicians such as Brian Eno,

Bill Laswell and Bjork. Discussing Tian Qiyi and the new album Wobble

says, “As my career inexorably comes to its close, my sons are taking

the mantle.”

Born and raised in England, John and Charlie were exposed to a diverse

range of musical styles and traditions from a young age. Their mother,

Zilan Liao, is a skilled and globally respected guzheng player from

Guangzhou China, who has performed at various events and concerts

across the world and has influenced their musical style immensely and

led to the formation Tian Qiyi and share their innovative musical

style with the world.

In the heart of Liverpool and the oldest China Town in the UK is the

Pagoda Arts Centre, which is home to the Pagoda Orchestra, who

recently celebrated its 40th Anniversary, and who was founded John and

Charlie’s grandfather K.H. Li.

Red Mist showcases their creative approach to music-making and ability

to seamlessly blend genre and sound through a range of tracks that are

both energetic and danceable and haunting and reflective,

demonstrating their versatility as musicians.

The new album also serves a testament to their talent and hard work

and their commitment to preserving the essence of traditional Chinese

music while infusing it with modern, contemporary and experimental

sounds that push boundaries and make it exciting.

Tian Qiyi & Jah Wobble