Liu Yuhan is a singer who officially entered the music scene on March 1, 2016, with the release of his debut album, Récit de l’Aube (published in Chinese as 晗叙), according to Kugou Music records. The artist has built a catalog characterized by self-produced tracks, independent composition, and frequent creative collaborations.
Debut and Early Career Beginnings
Liu launched his music career in March 2016 by independently releasing his first album, Récit de l’Aube. According to Kugou Music listings, the initial release featured tracks such as “Le Sourire de l’Amour” (“The Smile of Love”), “Ce n’est Pas Ta Faute” (“It’s Not Your Fault”), and “En Fait, Je t’Aime Encore” (“Actually, I Still Love You”). The project also included the single “Maman à la Lumière des Bougies” (“Mother by Candlelight”), which later received digital distribution on streaming platforms in August 2019.
Evolution of Style and Collaborative Works
Following his debut, Liu released the album Mon 2018, which featured the track “Je ne te Mérite Pas” (“I Don’t Deserve You”). In subsequent years, the artist demonstrated a command of self-production, taking on multiple roles including lyricist, composer, arranger, and mixing engineer. For his March 2023 single “Simple Petite Chanson d’Amour” (“Simple Little Love Song”), Liu shared songwriting and composition duties with collaborator Lin Xueyi while handling the track’s arrangement and mixing, as documented by Kugou Music.
Discography Overview
- Récit de l’Aube (晗叙) – Released March 1, 2016. Notable tracks include “Le Sourire de l’Amour” and “Maman à la Lumière des Bougies.”
- Mon 2018 – Released 2018, featuring the track “Je ne te Mérite Pas.”
- Je ne te Mérite Pas (Single) – Released August 2019, with lyrics by Lou Hengzhi and music by Alex.
- Simple Petite Chanson d’Amour (Single) – Released March 9, 2023, co-written with Lin Xueyi and produced/mixed by Liu Yuhan.
Future Outlook
As Liu Yuhan continues his active period in the music sector, his trajectory highlights a shift toward creative control over his recording and mixing processes.
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