Dai Quan

essential information

Early experience

Dai Quan was born in Wuhu City, Anhui Province. He was enlightened by his father's music since childhood and began to learn music and singing with his father. Dai Quan's first contact with music began with Western classical music. When he was a child, he learned accordion and violin at the same time. Dai Quan finished primary school and junior high school in Wuhu City respectively. Later, Dai Quan was admitted to Anhui Huangmei Opera School in Anqing city.

Although he is a music major and doesn't study opera, he went to Huangmei Opera School. Most of his classmates studied folk music, erhu, bamboo flute, suona, guzheng and so on. He often played with them, so he was influenced by them. In addition, later he often worked with orchestras and folk music groups in the troupe, and he would do music arrangement, rehearsal and score work in music technology. After high school, he began to play band by himself. He likes rock and roll. He has been doing it for nearly ten years and has all kinds of styles. Because he is a keyboard player, his music style is basically located in funkfusion.

In 2005, Dai Quan was admitted to the composing Department of the Conservatory of music of Nanjing Academy of Arts. During this period, he not only composed many original songs, but also formed a band and acted as the lead singer. He formally studied composition, chamber music and orchestral music for four years, and later engaged in professional music production.

Acting experience

In 2009, he participated in the recording of the public welfare song "singing the motherland", and served as the music producer and producer of the song; in the same year, he served as the music producer of Jiangsu TV's "6060" National Radio and television 60th Anniversary Gala.

In 2010, he wrote the song "there is a kind of song" for Hu Ge, which was included in Hu Ge's personal album "blue light"; later, he wrote the song "don't say" for Zhang Xinzhe, which was included in Zhang Xinzhe's personal album "Chu"; in the same year, he won the best electronic sound award of "king of national arranger" for his song "purple triphop".

In 2011, he wrote and sang the city image song "meet Yangzhou" for Yangzhou; in the same year, he was the music producer of Jiangsu Satellite TV's "childlike innocence to the party - national performance of singing activities for the 90th anniversary of the founding of the party"; in the same year, he won the excellent performance award of "Jiangsu music and Dance Festival".

In 2013, she participated in the competition of Zhejiang satellite TV's singing talent show "voice of China Season 2" and sang Teng Lijun's "smile at the sight of you" in the blind election, becoming a student of Yu Chengqing's group. Later, she was eliminated in the assessment competition of "voice of China Season 2" and joined Wang Feng's group in the competition. In September of the same year, she entered 4 of 9 in Wang Feng's group of "voice of China Season 2", Singing "nobody" was eliminated, and finally won the top nine of Wang Feng Group and the top 36 of China.

In 2014, he arranged for Zhou Huajian's song "tattoo"; in the same year, he released his original single "lake light and water color".

In 2015, he participated in the competition of CCTV-3 original music reality show "China's good songs Season 2" and joined Zhou Huajian group with an original song "Wukong" in the blind selection. Later, he won the second title of Zhou Huajian group with the original song "laoshenxian" in the competition of "China's good songs Season 2"; in March of the same year, he won the second title of "China's good songs Season 2" On March 16 of the same year, he served as a supporting guest in the final of "looking for good songs" jointly organized by Sohu Video and 56.com, and sang the original song "old fairy" live; in the same year, he served as a performing guest in Zhou Huajian's "what to sing today" Shanghai Concert, and sang "old fairy" with Zhou Huajian On June 5 of the same year, he and Wang Xiaotian took part in the special performance of "1More China Night of Cannes International Music Fair"; on June 13 of the same year, he took part in the "music making concert" held in Beijing; in July of the same year, he launched his original single "ferry people"; later, he took part in the "lost way music festival" held in Zhengzhou; on November 10 of the same year, he took part in the "Jingdong 11.11 Beijing" He also sang the song sword like a dream with Gou naipeng.

In April 2016, with the original song "Wukong", he won the "16th music annual grand ceremony" and "original new force Award"; in July of the same year, he attended the "two dimensional music grand ceremony" held in Shanghai and sang songs such as "Wukong"; in September of the same year, he participated in the "bird's nest · Xinshiji" ancient style concert held in Beijing. In March 2018, Dai Quan's studio was officially established; on November 20, he released his second solo album, buwanquan, which was composed, composed, produced and sung by him, and continued his integrated music style with "Chinese style" as the core.

On June 8, 2019, he won the best male singer of the year award of MusicRadio's top list of China in 2018.

In 2020, he will participate in CCTV's new year's grand ceremony "sailing 2021".

Main works

Music single

variety show

social activities

On February 11, 2020, as a volunteer, the anti epidemic public service song "warm heart equals the world" was released.

Award winning record

Character evaluation

Born in a musical family, Dai Quan has a good foundation in opera since childhood. When he wrote songs, he also combined Chinese folk elements with other popular styles for many times, and created works with the unique style of "senior brother" (Sina review).

Dai Quan and brother mushroom's "sister, you dare to move forward" make the whole stage of "voice of China" more infectious (New Blue online review).

Dai Quan is not only mature, but also has a lot of ideas. He knows how to make good use of his own advantages, and his works are easy to cause topics. Dai Quan's Wukong makes people feel goose bumps after listening to it. He not only mixes the tune of the opera into the song, but also reflects the usual twists and turns of the drama in the lyrics, which makes people feel shocked (commented by he Houhua and Zhang Chao).