As Mui Zyu, Hong Kong British artist Eva Liu navigates the tricky territory of ever-changing identity, merging fantasy and folklore to create a stage for self-acceptance and deliverance. On her debut full-length Rotten Bun for an Eggless Century, Liu utilizes chopped-up soundscapes, delicate industrial ambience and sweet pop melodies to introduce a character-a guide-who can be stretched across worlds to offer the catharsis of patience, perseverance and understanding. This isn't a character formed from a desire to escape or flee the real world, but rather a way to submerge even deeper into ourselves. Rotten Bun for an Eggless Century is a reflection of everyone, and everything, that made us who we are. As the album began to take shape, Liu read traditional Chinese folklore writings and joined local East and Southeast Asian groups, which allowed her to bond with people who had had similar experiences growing up. This album embraces both sides of the story, asking us to accept the dark while also seeking out the brighter moments along the way.

• Genre: Pop
• Label: FATHER/DAUGHTER REC
• Label: FATHER/DAUGHTER REC
• Genre: POP