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  • 回顧星期天LBS - 音樂相關時事趣聞 All about music

    回顧星期天LBS - 音樂相關時事趣聞 All about music
    Dec 20 2025
    從札幌與青森的靜謐雪景，走進大阪與神戶的都市繁華，不忘再品嘗愛媛柑橘清香、福岡山海美味。日日是好日，長榮航空陪你前往更美好的旅程。 https://fstry.pse.is/8g326j —— 以上為 KKBOX 與 Firstory Podcast 廣告 —— The Old Pop Music Is Over. Introducing a Playbook for Pop 2.0. What pop means changes depending on what angle you’re looking from. It can be a descriptor of audience size, indicating something that’s popular, or it can be a genre tag, specifying a sound. But for much of the past three decades, these two definitions have effectively been one and the same. 「流行音樂」一詞的定義取決於從什麼角度去看它。它可以是界定受眾多寡的符號，顯示某樣東西是否熱門，也可以是一張類型標籤，用來指特定的音樂類型。然而卅年來在頗長的時間裡，這兩個定義幾乎合為一體。 You know the sort: Katy Perry’s confetti cheer, Justin Timberlake’s feather-light chirps, Lady Gaga’s exorbitant theater, Taylor Swift’s guileless guile. Music that strives for gloss, pep, ecstasy, spectacle. Often an expression of whiteness, too. A one-size-fits-all solution. 你絕對熟悉那種音樂，凱蒂佩芮五彩碎紙般的奔放歡呼，賈斯汀輕如羽毛的滑音尖唱，女神卡卡隆重奢華的戲劇效果，和泰勒絲看似無邪的使壞。那種試圖營造光鮮亮麗、活力充沛、極度狂喜，和壯觀場面的樂曲。這種音樂往往也以白人為主要受眾。一體適用的解決之道。 For a time, in the 1980s, this kind of pop music — think of Michael Jackson and Madonna — was effectively monoculture, which is why the two meanings of pop have been so tightly tethered and so difficult to disentangle. 一九八○年代有段時間，這一種流行樂——想想麥可傑克森和瑪丹娜就好——基本上完全同質。這也是流行樂兩種意義緊密相連、難捨難分的原因。 But in the past couple of years, this framework has been almost completely dismantled, owing in large part to the widespread adoption of streaming. What were once regarded merely as pop subgenres — K-pop, Latin trap, melodic hip-hop and more — have become the center of the conversation. 然而在過去這幾年裡，這個框架幾乎完全被打破，這與串流音樂廣為普及大有關係。過往僅被視為次類型的南韓流行歌、拉丁曲風、旋律嘻哈等樂種，儼然成了舞台上的主角。 This is not an arbitrary agglomeration of styles. This is Pop 2.0 — music that comes from several different scenes but works with its own distinct set of rules. It is the first time in decades that the playbook for pop success has been updated, and it has profoundly reshaped the sound of America. 這可不是武斷的類別區分。這是全新一代的流行樂。音樂來自不同文化背景，卻自有一套清楚的運作規矩。這是數十年來流行音樂的致勝攻略首度更新，而這也大大重塑了美國樂壇。 Previously, when artists from hip-hop, country or hard rock were said to be going pop, that implied they were sacrificing something essential about themselves in exchange for something plastic and transitory. Pop was a softening. A compromise. 在過去，外界若說某一嘻哈、鄉村，或硬式搖滾樂手轉向流行樂風，往往暗指他們犧牲了自己的核心特質，換取更人工化而短暫的東西。流行樂過去是軟化、妥協的同義詞。 Now, thanks to the largely frictionless internet, and the evolution in how Billboard calculates its charts — accounting for streaming data in addition to sales and radio play — these styles top the charts in unfiltered fashion. Hip-hop almost completely dominates streaming. Latin trap and reggaeton thrive on YouTube. K-pop, the dominant sound of young South Korea, has become a live-concert blockbuster and outrageously popular online worldwide. 而現在，由於網路幾乎暢行無阻，告示牌也改變了排行榜的計算方式——除唱片銷售和電台點播數字外，也計入串流量。上述的幾種音樂直截了當地名列前茅。嘻哈樂幾乎獨霸串流樂。拉美和雷鬼音樂在Youtube上隨處可見。南韓流行樂——來自南韓新生代的主流聲音，不僅橫掃全球演唱會票房，在網路上更是紅到不行。 All of that has made for Billboard charts that look vastly different than they did a decade ago and sets the template for how all of pop music will sound moving forward. 凡此種種，都使現在的告示牌排行榜和十年前看來大不相同，也替整體流行樂的前行之路定好了調。 Source article: https://paper.udn.com/udnpaper/POH0067/335845/web/#2L-14007387L Next Article Australia wins AI ’Eurovision Song Contest’ Dutch broadcaster VPRO decided to organise an AI Song Contest after the country won the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest. The ...
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  • 幕後教師室Teacher's Lounge Ep.101: Reading Out Loud的黑魔法:為什麼跟著念這麼重要? Make reading out loud a habit

    幕後教師室Teacher's Lounge Ep.101: Reading Out Loud的黑魔法:為什麼跟著念這麼重要? Make reading out loud a habit
    Dec 19 2025
    ----------------------------------- 🎧 通勤學英語 VIP 專區 & 🚀 線上課程 ----------------------------------- 💡 想要更自然的提升英語力？加入VIP會員，獲得專屬內容與優惠！立即加入VIP方案 → https://15minstoday.firstory.io/joinVIP訂閱常見問題 →https://15minsengcafe.pse.is/5cjptb 🔥 社會人核心英語有聲書課程→https://15minsengcafe.pse.is/554esm ------------------------------- 🌎 15Mins.Today 相關連結 ------------------------------- 💬 你的想法很重要！留言分享 → 留言連結 Web：www.15mins.today YouTube：https://15minsengcafe.pse.is/3rhuuy 商業合作/贊助來信：15minstoday@gmail.com 意見回覆 : ask15mins@gmail.com -------------------------------------------- 📜 單集逐字稿 & 內容摘要（播放器字數有限，完整逐字稿請到官網查看） -------------------------------------------- 📚 年底最後Learning Tip:Reading Out Loud的黑魔法大解密! 「跟著念很智障?」「看起來很childish?」「我不會念很丟臉?」這集幕後教師室要徹底破解Reading Out Loud的五大迷思,告訴你為什麼這個「看起來很無聊」的練習,其實是語言學習最fundamental(基本)的關鍵! 連Ariana Grande都用這個方法準備《魔法壞女巫》角色,你還在懷疑嗎? 🎙️ 本集重點: 🚫 五大迷思全破解: 迷思1:看起來很childish「跟著念不會很智障嗎?」真相:專業演員、歌手都在用!Ariana Grande花1-2個月一字一句模仿What looks childish is the most fundamental thing!迷思2:點讀筆可以代替那只筆在做reading out loud,不是你!小朋友要跟著念,不是只有筆在念要有input也要有output迷思3:不會念很丟臉愛面子、self blame沒有人生下來就有徐志摩的文采!Who cares! 我念給我自己聽!不是要去Ted Talk,是build muscle memory迷思4:要半小時一小時才有效媽媽的叮嚀:「讀十分鐘哪有效果?」真相:5-10分鐘就有效!像握力器,沒事壓兩下適合破碎時間迷思5:Silent reading就夠了大腦會hallucinate,自動合理化看起來都對,念出來才發現問題Ed沒加、s沒加、介詞漏了寫完email一定要念一遍! ✨ 六大神奇好處: 1️⃣ 克服說話恐懼舌頭和嘴巴習慣念英文最直接破除恐懼感2️⃣ 培養肌肉記憶舌頭的movement嘴巴、上顎下顎的移動自然地說,不容易卡詞3️⃣ 語感與流利度Looking at還是looking forward?The要不要加?哪裡聽起來比較自然?4️⃣ 自我監控與修正寫完email念一遍發現grammar問題配合AI使用更好5️⃣ 發音語調內化搭配shadowingIntonation、reduction、linkingS、ED的發音Input + Output cycle6️⃣ 在地化學習學local的表達方式重音、連音、語言邏輯避免翻譯腔 🎯 四個實用技巧: 技巧1:調整播放速度跟不上?調到0.5或0.75倍速漸進式提升最後挑戰1.25倍速技巧2:從短句開始不要一下子整段念先一兩個句子再一個段落Baby steps!技巧3:選有興趣的內容喜歡的主題感興趣的新聞愛看的影集有transcript最好技巧4:搭配Shadowing先聽音檔Reading Out Loud再聽一次比對重複練習 💪 特別提醒:Speaking Fatigue 什麼是說話疲勞?有些人簡報完就累了有些人可以簡報一整天為什麼?因為有練習!
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  • 精選詞彙單元 Vocab Ep.057: 速食品牌搞創意Fast food brands get creative

    精選詞彙單元 Vocab Ep.057: 速食品牌搞創意Fast food brands get creative
    Dec 18 2025

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    Summary:

    Burger King’s new advertising campaign is a big, moldy burger. The mold on the burger says that the burger is 100% natural and that no artificial preservatives are added in any of its ingredients. Following through on the no artificial preservatives campaign, Burger King plans to roll out its no-artificial coloring and flavors in its sandwiches, desserts, and sides. On the competitor’s side, Mcdonalds is rolling out new merchandise that will reinforce the brand. New food scented candles are rolled out as fan club merchandises. The candles come with scents including, 100% fresh beef, ketchup, onions, cheese, pickles, and bread. The whole goal is to appeal to the Instagram generation that will display their fandom for Mcdonalds and ultimately become its brand ambassadors online.

    原討論文章: https://www.15mins.today/blog/ep-813-about-fast-foods-burger-king-breaks-the

    Vocabulary and Sample Sentences:

    Artificial adj. – produced by humans rather than occurring naturally Jelly is made from artificial flavors and gelatin. In order to make the food colors brighter, food producers would add artificial colors to brighten the product.

    Preservative n. – substance to preserve food, wood, or any material from decay Food companies add preservatives to preserve processed food for longer periods. Natural preservatives for food include salt, sugar, and vinegar.

    Ingenious adj. – clever, original, inventive Burger King’s ingenious marketing campaign pushed Mcdonalds to come up with a creative marketing campaign of their own. Cybertruck by Tesla has an ingenious exterior design.

    Merchandise n. – products to be bought or sold Many brands will use merchandise as giveaways during conferences or fan meets. Youtubers make their money from advertisers and by selling merchandise.

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