Phan Manh Quynh collaborates with Orange
On the evening of May 25, Phan Manh Quynh officially released the teaser MV "Bus Trip", a music product marking the first time the male singer collaborated with Orange.
studio, humorously introducing "Youthful voice and postpartum singing".
Phan Manh Quynh said the inspiration for composing "The Car" came from his own observations when he witnessed two friends having to say goodbye to each other to go abroad to work: "I thought about what the two of them would talk about in the moment before saying goodbye to the person they love and wrote this song."
However, this is not entirely a love song with a sad ending, he shared: ""Chuyen Xe" shows the image of a car leaving and then returning, I think any car trip is like that, not going far is gone forever. Separation is not a one-way trip, but who knows, maybe you will go and then return".
Phan Manh Quynh highly praised Orange
Talking about the collaboration with Orange, Phan Manh Quynh commented: "I have listened to many of Orange's products and found that you sing very well, with a modern way of handling. Orange's songs are also composed with good thinking and meticulousness. I find Orange's vocal range and color suitable for my songs."
Phan Manh Quynh also revealed that he had intended to invite Orange to collaborate on a song long before "The Car" but it was not completed, so when the new song took shape and needed a male-female duet, he immediately invited the Gen Z female artist.
"When recording, I found Orange singing even better than I thought. Orange is very professional so she works very quickly, she helps me a lot to get the product out on schedule" - Phan Manh Huynh expressed.
Orange herself is also excited to sing Phan Manh Quynh's music.
She used to be in a long distance relationship so she sympathizes with the character in "The Bus"
Orange said that "The Car" is a very peaceful song, helping her feel comforted. The female singer herself has also experienced a long-distance relationship, so she sympathizes with the characters in this song. At first, the female singer was surprised because the lyrics had too many words, but when she really immersed herself in the story of the song, she understood: "In a long-distance relationship, the feelings and things you want to send to the person you love are always more and more abundant than when you meet your lover every day. So, it is natural that the lyrics have many words."
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