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"Stamps and Soufflé" is Taiwan's first youth drug crime suspense series, starring actors such as Chang Hsiao-chuan, Chen Yihan, Tian Xin, and Lin Yilan.
[Reporter Chen Huiling/Report from Taipei] The new drama "Stamps and Soufflé" that was just aired a few days ago is Taiwan's first youth drug crime suspense series, starring actors such as Chang Hsiao-chuan, Ivy Chan, Tian Xin, Lin Yilan, etc. The boy band U:NUS sang the ending song "Skin in the Moonlight" for the drama, writing about dependence and companionship in the trough.
U:NUS created a tailor-made ending song for "Stamps and Soufflé". (Courtesy of Rolling Stone)
"Skin Under the Moonlight" was co-created by U:NUS and Peng Boyi. Cai Chengyou shared that "Skin" is not just an appearance or a persona, but more like a person's appearance in order to adapt to the world. Wear it during the day to face the world, and only under the moonlight can we finally take off our guard. The members also sang about their desire for someone to accompany them when they are lonely.
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KAXA sang the theme song for "Stamps and Soufflé". (Courtesy of Rolling Stone)
The female creative group KAXA sang the theme song "Hidden Addiction" for the series, which goes into the hearts of the characters in the series and extends "addiction" from drugs to love, happiness and the obsession to escape reality. Lexa revealed that when she first read the script, the first thing she felt was the loneliness of teenagers and the desire to be loved and understood. It also reminded her of the time in adolescence when she was easily influenced by emotions and peers and made choices against her will.
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