Stefanie Sun drops new single ahead of 2026 concert tour
The Straits Times
The Mandopop star kicked off her latest concert tour, Aut Nihilo, in Singapore in April 2025. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – Home-grown singer Stefanie Sun has launched a new single amid the second year of her Aut Nihilo concert tour.
The 47-year-old released the song Brace, Brace on Feb 27, with the cover of the single depicting an astronaut in space. Its Chinese title translates to Going Down Like A Waterfall.
“This song reminds me of the feeling of singing on stage,” Sun wrote in Chinese on social media on Feb 26. “The song’s vitality carries a kind of guidance – that moment when we connect, impulsive yet serene.”
She added: “All our ‘what ifs’, ‘maybes’, divergent outcomes and countless unknowns – none shine as brightly as the present.”
Sun also thanked local singer Boon Hui Lu for writing and composing the song, and her music partner Miso Tan for producing it.
“It means I have a new song to share in the second year of the concert tour,” she wrote.
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