TEDxNCCU 2025 年會【 流形 】講者 LINION | 翰宇 林 | TEDxNCCU
「流行是一時的,留下自己的痕跡才是永恆」因爲熱愛而一頭栽進音樂世界中的LINION,在學樂器的時候、在選擇就讀美國音樂家學院的時候,似乎都是跟隨感覺向前走,但是當喜歡的音樂成爲工作,要兼顧的事情越來越多,腦海中的靈感卻越來越少。於是後來決定聽從姐姐的建議至蘭嶼旅行,從潛入深海到海面漂浮的時間裡,LINION終於意識到,穩定自己的心才是一切的關鍵。LINION說,走得快不如走得遠,大家常常覺得時間不夠用,但其實改變的不是時間,而是對於時間的感受。我們都應該要用自己的步調去生活,也要勇敢的去做出改變,不要擔心失敗,也不要擔心三分鐘熱度,因爲這世上唯一不會變的,就是「變」本身。 LINION 是台灣少見以貝斯為主奏樂器的 Neo-Soul、R&B 唱作人,連續三張專輯入圍金音創作獎「最佳節奏藍調專輯獎」,並榮獲第 12 屆金音獎「最佳節奏藍調專輯獎」、HIT FM 年度十大專輯等肯定。2016 年自美國 MI 音樂學院畢業後返台發展,推出《Me In Dat Blue》《Leisurely》《HIDEOUT》等廣受好評的作品,並與雷擎、洪佩瑜等音樂人合作,受邀於各地演出,展現深厚的音樂才華與獨特魅力。 This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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