#777
1. 我的陶布叔尔 My Banjo and I
2. 远走的人 He Who Travels Far
3. 四岁的海骝马 4 years old horse
4. 交德日娜娜 Zhaoderen Nana
5. 五个哈萨格 5 Ha Sa Ge
6. 秋天 Autumn
7. 漂亮的蒙古马 Beautiful Mongolian Horse
8. 托尔金山 Togur Jin Shan
9. 兄弟 Brother
⒑ 酒歌 Drinking Song

#777
01. 圣祖成吉思汗 Ode to Genghis Khan
02. 乌仁都希 Mountain Top
03. 金镯子 Golden Zhuo
04. 希格日希格日 Xiger Xiger
05. 青海长调 Qinghai Long Song
06. 托尔金山 Togur Jin Shan
07. 我的陶布秀勒 My Banjo and I
08. 四季 Four Seasons
09. 花 Flowers
10. 酒歌 Drinking Song

#777
01. 我的陶布叔尔 My Banjo and I
02. 呼和那木吉拉的骏马 Yekul Song
03. 交德日娜娜 Zhaoderen Nana
04. 五条好汉 Five Heroes
05. 花儿 Flowers
06. 黑小子 Haar Hu
07. 乌仁都西 Wuji
08. 波如莱 Lullaby [Borulai]
09. 酒歌 Drinking Song
10. 四季 Four Seasons

#777
1. 希格日希格日Xiger Xiger
2. 戈壁之路 Gobi Road
3. 山峰(乌仁都希) Mountain Top
4. 圆顶帽 Yuan Ding Cap
5. 海拉Hai La
6. 毡单 Zhan Dan
7. 察哈尔 Cha Har
8. 酒歌 Drinking Song
9. 波茹莱 Borulai's lullaby
10. Dorov Morlaril
11. 杭盖 Hanggai
12. 金镯子 Golden Zhuo
13. 远走的人 He Who Travels Far
14. 托尔金山 Togur Jin Shan

Mixing traditional Mongolian folk songs with modern sounds, Hanggai is one of China’s most unique bands.

Band Members:
Hurcha (胡日查): Vocals
Ilchi (伊立奇): Taobuxuur (two-stringed Mongolian banjo)
Hugejiltu (胡格吉乐图): Morin Khuur (horse head fiddle)
Li Dan (李旦): Percussion
Xu Jingchen (徐京晨): Guitar/Banjo
Wu Junde (吴俊德): Bass

Hometown: Inner Mongolia and Beijing, China

Hailing from Inner Mongolia and Beijing, the six member band began when Ilchi traveled to Inner Mongolia to learn hoomei, throat singing, a Mongolian vocal technique in which the singer simultaneously emits two pitches. The group’s name Hanggai is a Mongolian word referring to an idealized landscape that includes grasslands, mountains, rivers, trees and blue sky.

Hanggai combines Mongolian folk and punk rock. Before forming Hanggai, Ilchi was the front man for punk band T9 and appeared in a documentary about Beijing punk bands called Beijing Bubbles. The band members are Mongolian and Han Chinese.

Hanggai’s songs are sung in Mongolian and are adaptations of Mongolian folk songs. The band incorporates traditional Mongolian instruments with modern instruments like electric guitars, bass and banjos and street sounds like noisy Beijing traffic and background sounds from local bars.

Hanggai have performed with Norwegian group Poing and American folk artist Abigail Washburn. Hanggai has performed across China and Europe.
Hanggai have not only created a unique style of music, but the band digs into its Mongolian roots expressing some of the band members’ struggles to rediscover their cultural identities.