Trady
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January 10, 1982
Trady | |
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崔迪 | |
 Trady | |
| Born | Cui Di（崔迪） January 10, 1982 |
| Alma mater | Jilin University of Arts |
| Occupations | Singer, songwriter |
| Years active | 2020–present |
| Agent(s) | Bel Rumore, Trady Studio |
Trady (Chinese: 崔迪; pinyin: Cuī Dí; born January 10, 1982) is a Chinese singer-songwriter and music producer. She released her debut album Trady 1.0 in 2020.[1] The album received a nomination for "Best Electronic Music Album" at the CMIC Music Awards.[2] Its first song, "Break to Live", "incorporates a large number of modern retro synth sounds, and the Synthwave synth wave is strong and impactful, giving people a sense of power from the inside out".[3] During the 13th Chinese Music Awards, she received a nomination for "Best Mandarin Female Newcomer Award".[2] In October 2021, She released her single titled "Dare to Live" as the promotional song for 2021 Summer World University Games.[4][5]
According to Toutiao, before she began her career as a singer, she was known as a "gold medal female producer" for making numerous well-known songs for singers including Jane Zhang, Han Geng, Yao Beina, and Yisa Yu.[2][6]