Interview: Tzusing, Stockholm Syndrome

Shanghai-based electronic music producer, fixed-gear bike parts magnate, and sub-cultural shadow figure Tzu Sing — the brains behind semi-regular cold vibes showcase Stockholm Syndrome — is holdin...
Last updated: 2015-11-09
Shanghai-based electronic music producer, fixed-gear bike parts magnate, and sub-cultural shadow figure Tzu Sing — the brains behind semi-regular cold vibes showcase Stockholm Syndrome — is holding a release party for his debut EP tomorrow (Friday) night at The Shelter.

Said EP is four tracks of dark, abrasive, metallic techno that will make you feel kind of funny at that joint where your skull meets the top of your spine. The 7" vinyl — first of three that Tzusing will be releasing on L.I.E.S between now and May — gets officially midwifed into physical existence at tomorrow's party, straightforwardly named "Release." Though Tzusing has been active as a promoter and producer for years now, it's taken him this long to put this record out because the songs were too emotionally attached to their captor and therefore had no interest in being released. That's a kidnapping joke.

Anyway, the crack team at premiere Chinese-language music blog Wooozy conducted an interview with the mystery man ahead of his big night, and have given SmSH the exclusive English hyping rights thereto. Take a peek behind the veil...

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