Fifi Rong releases ‘Love Is A Lonely Thing’ for Valentines Day

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British Chinese singer Fifi Rong is releasing a new track titled ‘Love Is A Lonely Thing’ for Valentines Day this year.

The three-chapter 12 minute ballad infuses Alt RnB, Dub, and Electronica with Rong’s unique signature Chinese-inspired style.

Having already given fans a flavour of the lengthy track in three separate parts (the third of which dropped last week), listeners will be able to hear the full track in its entirety tomorrow.

Rong, who described the track as “an unrequited love story”, said the track is paralleled to ‘Mood For Love’ by Wong Kar-Wai.

‘Love Is a Lonely Thing’ will also be the lead track of Rong’s upcoming album, giving us a taste of what’s to come.

Click here to read our interview with the very talented artist.

‘Love Is A Lonely Thing’ will be available tomorrow across all major streaming services.

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