Chinese-Australian artist ANDI released his twelve-track pop album Still Believe in Love on 15 September 2026, tracing heartbreak, longing, identity and the resolve to stay open after loss. Raised in Australia by a Chinese family, ANDI began violin at four, adding vocals and dance by eight. His career led him from Australia to Europe, South Korea and the United States, absorbing classical discipline and pop sensibility along the way. Still Believe in Love is his most intimate work to date. Dissatisfied with the polished but distant results from major-label producers, he re-recorded and produced the album himself, averaging over 400 takes per track to capture the raw, close-mic emotion he sought.
The album’s twelve tracks chart a progression through hope, self-erasure, heartbreak, anger, desire, surrender and release. The title track anchors the record with its central line: “Maybe I was broken, maybe I’m still broken but I still believe in love.” ‘Stranger in the Mirror’ and ‘I Didn’t Lose You’ explore introspection and loss, while ‘Fine Without You’ confronts separation head-on. Tracks like ‘Heartbeat’, ‘Love Me Right Now’ and ‘Blow Me Away’ channel physical longing.
The finished album is grounded in authenticity and artistic growth, shaped by ANDI’s commitment to capturing the sound he envisioned. Each track reflects hours of experimentation and the willingness to begin again whenever the music strayed from its authenticity.
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