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昨天看到了這個挑戰時，整個人被打擊了。😅
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我的先天條件使我唱歌時很有爆發力。
（這樣講或許聽起來不謙虛，不過我還是蠻清楚自己優勢在哪裡啦～）
加上 小時候瘋狂模仿 席琳•狄翁 和其他的diva使我飆高音時 很自在。
演出或比賽時永遠選擇大歌，很少數有複雜的「連音」。
（抱歉，riff中文怎麼說我還真的不知道）

Nobody Love出來時，我聽到那段覺得真的太厲害了。跟著唱時，到了那一句唱個「差不多」，改編版之類的。最終結果就是沒有學會那個「連音」。

很難承認的是，因為我的歌聲從小就被周圍的人讚賞，所以長大後，碰到了一個在「聲樂」裡無法很快把握的東西，我就會說服自己maybe不是我的風格，maybe這首歌不是很喜歡之類的。
坦白講，就是他媽的怕出醜啊。無法面對自己會在最擅長的事有做不到的。呵呵。
到了今天還是不太會riff。

挑戰試了一次後就打算放棄了，覺得PO到限時動態再tag她真的會很丟臉。
看了個電影後還是很不服氣，所以那一句就斷斷續續練了四五個小時。練到吃晚餐時，氣到沒胃口。多想收放自如的唱那一句！
（鄰居真的辛苦了。我真的真的練了好久）

和你們分享一下我卡卡的影片是想逼自己進步，放下給自己在唱歌上的形象。有些人可能覺得這樣對自己要求太高，不過不要求自己就是真的不會進步的啊！

下個目標，金屬嘶吼唱腔（開玩笑）

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I was surprisingly really triggered by the challenge today. 😅
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I know I have a powerful voice. And baby Sophie imitated Celine (& other divas) so much that belting high notes = EZ.
I’d always pick big songs for shows and performances, which happened to have minimal riffs.

When Nobody Love came out, I remember doing my own version of her riff, just like I’d do for most riffs.

It sucks to admit, but I got used at being praised for being a belter and a good singer since childhood. It resulted in me actively running away from songs I couldn’t easily do vocally later in my life.
AKA I. Can’t. Fucking. Riff.

I just couldn’t face not being good at something I am known to be good at. Fucking lol ( /s)

I did the challenge and the first take was unbelievably gross, so I decided to just not do it.
A Netflix movie later and I was still triggered so I decided to practice. Ended up practicing on and off for about 4 hours. Just. That. Line. Still can’t sing it properly.
(Honestly I feel really bad for my neighbours today)

I don’t consider this as being “too hard” on myself. This is what I chose to do for a living, and truthfully I have been slacking off.

All this to say, I’m dumping my edit of some bad takes that aren’t too embarrassing cause I’m trying to own up that I suck at things but since it’s social media, let me still filter just how much I sucked hehehhe. I hope that this will get me to be more responsible at practicing my riffs!!!

Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

NB: @rafaelleroy & @torikelly on a whole other level. 🙇‍♀️👸

Maintenant disponible partout / Streaming Eveywhere: https://songwhip.com/song/sophie-chen/un-autre-ete

ATTENTION, NOVEL AHEAD // ROMAN À SUIVRE // 中文請往下翻

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Two months ago, my dad had a completely random stroke in his brain stem. He was given 0% chance of survival and deemed inoperable.
I had to go sit in the hospital parking lot when my mom refused to donate his organs on the spot, and pressured for him to be transfered into ICU. It was a seriously beautiful day, with an almost too perfect blue and cloudless sky, along with a refreshing breeze.
And yet, my dad was right in that emergency room, ‘and will not make it’.

Honestly, it was so beautiful outside that my brain refused to process what was going on. It was too surreal, too out of place.

Two months later, after a multitude of operations and complications, sleepless nights, and an unbelievable amount of support and love from so many people, my dad is now pronounced « Locked in ».

However, he is making tiny, but definite progress. The recovery road is, professionally speaking, almost guaranteed to be impossible, but two months in, he’s made it out of the death bed, according to the neurologist.

The past couple of years, especially after moving back to Canada, I felt super lost in my artistry, and I know that deep down, this really saddened my dad. A month before my dad’s stroke, I started to write music again. It was unbelievably exciting, and I couldn’t wait to share my new material when the timing became right again.

When his life became a ticking bomb, I wrote so many poems and songs, and would read it to him in hopes that he’d hear me.

Fun fact, my dad thinks my Chinese is terribly shitty, and his English is rather dreadful. Which leads us to, lol, a French song.

Next week, August 22nd, marks my 1 year anniversary of moving back to Canada.
I wanted to share with you all this track that I wrote for my pops on that day.

Thanks for reading, and I’ll be checking in next week.

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Il y a deux mois, mon père a eu un AVC subitement et selon le personnel médical, n’avait aucune chance de survie.
Je me suis assise dans le stationnement de l’hôpital alors que ma mère refusait de donner ses organes sur le champs et insistait pour qu’il soit transféré aux soins intensifs. C’était une superbe journée, aucun nuage dans un ciel bleu azur et un vent si doux. Pourtant, mon père était juste là, et se battait pour sa vie.

Il faisait si beau dehors que mon cerveau refusait d’accepter ce qui se passait. C’était irréel, une journée comme ça n’avait pas sa place lors d’un tel moment.

Deux mois plus tard, après plusieurs opérations et complications, des nuits blanches et beaucoup de soutien et d’amour de tant de gens, mon père est jugé « Locked in » par la neurologue.

Il fait des progrès minuscules que n’importe qui jugerait minuscule, mais absolument immense pour nous. Le chemin vers un rétablissement complet est considéré impossible médicalement.
Néanmoins, deux mois plus tard, il n’est plus considéré comme étant en danger immédiat.

Ces dernières années, surtout après être revenue au Canada, je me sentais perdue dans ma carrière artistique et je sais que cela rendait mon père très triste. Un mois avant son AVC, j’ai recommencé à écrire et à composer. J’avais hâte de partager mon nouveau matériel au bon moment.

Lorsque papa luttait pour sa vie, j’ai écrit de nombreux poèmes et chansons afin de lui lire, tout en espérant qu’il m’entendait.
Fun fact, mon père pense que mon mandarin est à chier. Son anglais est assez terrible, merci. Ce qui m’a amené à écrire du matériel en Français.

Le 22 août marque la fin de ma première année de retour au Canada et, en même tant, j’aimerais vous partager une des chansons que je lui ai écrite.

Merci d’avoir lu ce roman, et à la semaine prochaine.

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兩個月前，我爸很突然地得了腦溢血。當場的結論是有百分之零的恢復的可能性，而且腦溢血的位置無法開刀。
醫院說，希望我們考慮捐器官。我媽聽到了直接提出不可能，一定要轉到ICU。我根本無法吸收此時此刻的狀況，所以安安靜靜地走到了停車場等待。
我還記得那天，天氣多麼的晴朗。天空的藍好像藍的不自然，溫度恰恰又太舒服。我的大腦真的沒有辦法理解為什麼外面的世界完美無缺，我爸卻離它越來越遠。

兩個月後，經過了無數次失眠，緊張的手術，各種各樣的問題（幸虧有了親朋好友的關心），神經科判定我爸爸為閉鎖綜合症。

說的是要他完全恢復基本上不可能。不過爸爸天天還是有微微的進步，足夠讓神經科判斷他活著的毅力很強。

這幾年，特別是搬回加拿大後，音樂對我來說變成一片迷茫。其實我知道我爸因為此事非常地為我感到傷心。不過，在他的腦溢血前一個月開始，我其實重現開始寫歌了。我又再次充滿了信心，也很期待和大家分享新的作品。

當爸爸的生命突然成了定時炸彈時，我給他寫了居多的詩歌和歌曲，在病床邊對他讀，對他唱，希望他能聽見。

其實我爸覺得我中文水平是垃圾，不過他的英語以特別的爛，所以寫的都是法語哈哈哈。

八月二十二號是我搬回加拿大一週年。我想和大家在那一天分享我給爸爸寫的這一首歌。

謝謝你們一直以來的陪伴，下週見。

~ Stir Fried Clam & Gnocchi Dry Curry 香炒马铃薯丸子干咖喱 ~ Deep fried gnocchi are crisp on the outside and chewy inside. Coated with seafood curry sauce, the taste is unbelievably scrumptious!

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