Neon Nights in Old Shanghai — Lo Fi × Chinese Jazz

A crisp night settles over 1930s Shanghai, where art deco towers rise like gilded promises beside curved rooftops of old China. Neon signage floods the streets in red, gold, and jade — a living tapestry of color shimmering across rain-soaked pavement like a thousand tiny diamonds. The city exhales warmth and memory. Lanterns sway, shadows drift, and time itself feels soft around the edges.

This mix is where modern rhythm meets the golden past —
a lo-fi hip hop blend infused with vintage Chinese jazz.
Warm vinyl hiss lingers like steam from late-night tea,
while guzheng, erhu, and pipa glimmer through each beat like silk threads pulled through rainlight.
A sultry saxophone curls like smoke, smooth and slow, as muted trumpet echoes from distant alleyways — nostalgic, cinematic, endlessly blue.

Close your eyes.
Hear rickshaw wheels over wet stone.
Feel neon glow like memory on your skin.
Lose yourself in the dreamy pulse of Shanghai after dark.
A soundscape for late hours, rainy thoughts, and slow-moving nostalgia.

🏮 Vibe
Midnight city haze, neon reflections, red & jade glow
Vintage glamour with a modern lo-fi heartbeat
Dreamy, nostalgic, cinematic — slow like rain, warm like memory

🎧 What You’ll Hear
Lo-fi hip hop rhythm with warm vinyl crackle
Vintage Chinese jazz influence and swing undertones
Guzheng, erhu & pipa weaving traditional melodies
Sultry sax + muted trumpet like late-night smoke
Soft ambience of a city that never fully sleeps

🌆 Perfect For
night walks
study
reflection
creative flow

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🎼 Credits
Music generated with Suno
Visuals created with Piclumen
Edited & mixed by Neon Shidaiqu Nights

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