This original composition is actually one of our first pieces of music that is actually scored to a scene — in that the timing of the music was written to follow and enhance the action in the video, “How to: Shower in China.” It’s a fun, upbeat piece that really makes the farce we were going for in that video pop.
Listen to all the music of Hello Uncle Foreigner at Western Toilet.
“Watch it” was a short segment conceived for the video “Why do I live in China? What are you doing?” and is basically footage of traffic with the word “watch it” standing in for car horn noises. We thought it was funny. I like the driving beat of this composition and how it gives intensity to some imagery that’s pretty quotidian. We’ve all seen traffic.
Music from the video “What time is it in China?” on YouTube. This piece features extended city clips of Luzhou life, as seen featured in our “And then now” segments. It’s just like you’re here!
Music from the video “No ice, you’re in China,” from our recent YouTube video. The music video features the extra security cam-style footage that we shot to go with the story about the security cameras at work. Because, when there’s a security camera, you have to dance. Then the people will know that you’re fine!
This music video features the score from our video “Don’t change your clothes” set to scenes from Luzhou in the years 2011-2017. Watch and enjoy. And don’t change your clothes. You look fine!
A walk in the park on a sunny day is a truly wonderful thing … the only thing that can make it better is a relaxing soundtrack. Enjoy the view and the sounds!
The footage in this video comes from Jiangyang Park, which is about half a kilometer from our apartment. People really do all kinds of things in the park, from martial arts and dancing to painting calligraphy and hanging out with their birds. There’s a reservoir down the hill that I like to go running around.
