Luci Rain bridges the space between old-school spiritualism and contemporary music with “Fong La“. The Dutch artist made a hypnotic music video as a visual and auditory experience. Deeply grounded in Chinese mythos Luci Rain can afford to include modern influences.

“Fong La” reinterprets the mythological tale of Chang’e, the Chinese goddess of the moon, in the context of Luci Rain. The music video presents Rain as a Moon Princess, a character of strength and self-discovery, standing courageously in a Western church. This provocative union of Eastern mysticism and Western spirituality creates openings for spiritual communion that transcend cultural divisions.

A key moment in Rain’s artistic journey was a backpacking trip to Mexico when she was 16. There, she met a mystic who encouraged her to “flow like water.” This experience deepened her understanding of Taoism and influenced how she creates music. Rain makes music intuitively, allowing melodies and lyrics to come to her naturally.

With over 3 million streams around the world, Luci Rain is fast establishing herself as a boldly crossing-cultures artist. Her live performances, such as the “21 Moon Ceremony,” which synthesize music, meditation, Kung Fu, and dance, already have plenty of buzz around them. Her next “21st Century East Romanticism” album promises even braver sound adventures, visual design, and live rituals.