Las Vegas, April 3 (CNA) One half of the design team behind the sleeve for "Pakelang" (八歌浪), winner of Best Recording Package at this year's Grammy Awards, said he hoped the success would attract more listeners to Taiwan's independent music scene.
Taiwanese designers Li Jheng-han (李政瀚) and Yu Wei (于薇) won the Best Recording Package award at the Grammy Awards in Las Vegas on Sunday with their design for the album <i>Pakelang</i> (八歌浪) by Taiwan’s Second Generation Falangao Singing Group and the Chairman Crossover Big Band.
The award is one of a series of Grammys presented for an album’s visual art. It is presented to the art directors of the winning albums, not the performers.
Li and Yu were joined onstage by Yeh Tzu-yin (葉紫音), who delivered an acceptance speech in English on their behalf.
Yeh said that the duo were thrilled to take
/ Staff writer, with CNATaiwanese designers Li Jheng-han （李政瀚） and Yu Wei （于薇） won the Best Recording Package award at the Grammy Awards in Las Vegas on Sunday with their design for the album Pakelang （八歌浪） by Taiwan’s Second Generation Falangao Singing Group and the Chairman Crossover Big Band.
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