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Li Zongsheng

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Li Zongsheng

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Li Zongsheng (English name: Jonathan Lee, July 19, 1958 -), Taiwanese male singer, songwriter, and music producer. Since the 1980s, he has composed and produced a large number of classic songs and best-selling records, and is known as the "Godfather of Chinese Pop Music" and the "Million Producer". He once served as the deputy general manager and production director of Rolling Stone Records, and is now employed as the A&R consultant for Sony Music Greater China. As one of the most influential musicians in the Chinese pop music scene, Li Zongsheng has created well-known songs such as "Across the Ocean to See You", "The Price of Love", "Real Hero", "I am a Little Bird", "When I Wake Up", "Clear My Heart", "When Love Is a Past", "Love Like the Tide" ", "Make Me Happy, Let Me Worry", "Enlightenment", "Scars", "Cloudy Sky", "Mortal Song", "Ghost's Heart", "Songs for Myself", "Hills", "Newly Written Old Songs", etc., and is known as "the most important music producer in East and Southeast Asia since the 1980s". He has also discovered and supported many singers such as Jin Zhijuan, Zhou Huajian, Xin Xiaoqi, Zhang Xinzhe, Guangliang, Pinguan, Liang Jingru, Mayday, Bai An, Yang Zongwei, Li Jianqing, etc.

Category
Musicians
Nationality
Republic of China
Born
1958-07-19
Wikidata
Q708686
Occupations music producersinger-songwritersinger
Aliases Jonathan LeeJonathan Lee Chung-shanLi Zong-shengLi Zongsheng

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