"Lost River" is a song.

Halfway through "Lost Rivers", the low growl turned into a crazy scream, which sounded painful and like a struggle. Generally no one can listen to this kind of song for 7 minutes, because the sound is not beautiful, just like the sound of scratching the blackboard and glass with nails. Although I know that the sound is not specifically used to scare people, I can't accept it. That kind of sound constantly "harasses" the ears.

According to online explanations, the singer of the song learned the traditional two-voice singing method of Tuva, which also includes some traditional vocal techniques of witchcraft. This work may also be her tribute to faith and totem. Even though it doesn't sound like a song, it has a deeper meaning.

Singer Shanko Nachiyak is a Tuva singer famous for her name Khumai. She was born in the Tuva Autonomous Republic of the Soviet Union. Her ancestors are nomadic people, and her singing is the tradition of local herdsmen. Traditional customs.

Extended information:

The singer of "Lost River" is Shankou Nachiyake, a Tuva singer famous for her name Khumai. Born in the Tuva Autonomous Republic of the Soviet Union (now the Tuva Republic of the Russian Federation).

The ancestors of Shanko Nachiyak are nomadic people, and singing is a traditional custom of local herdsmen. When Shanko Natchiak grew up, she went to Moscow, the capital of the Soviet Union, to study vocal music, including Tuvan double-voice singing and shamanic vocal techniques. Since the 1990s, Shanko Nachiak has begun to develop in Europe. Its avant-garde experimental music style with nomadic characteristics is very popular among niche music lovers abroad.

Tuva (Tuva, translated as "Tuva") music is very popular in the world music map, and Shankou is the most famous one. This is not only due to her vocal skills and extremely wide vocal range that astonish foreign cultures, but also because she is very keen to collaborate with musicians from different cultures - especially improvisational musicians who evolved from jazz.

Some netizens shared a song called "Lost Rivers" on Weibo, claiming to be able to beat any existing divine song, which aroused intense attention from netizens. Since this song has neither melody nor lyrics, and is filled with broken human voices wailing from beginning to end, it is called "mourning music" by netizens. This song is actually the representative work of singer Shanko Nachiak.

Baidu Encyclopedia--Shanko Nachiak