数字摇滚乐团大象体操第四张创作专辑《世界 World 》12月14日全球正式发行。 　　• 成军十年，大象体操与来自全球的音乐人，合力推出十周年纪念专辑《世界 World》 　　• 首次挑战双贝斯编曲。与日本“东京事变”贝斯手亀田诚治，共创歌曲《名字 Name》 　　• 将经典曲目 《银河》（Galaxy）、《灯》（Light）、《夜洋风景》（Ocean in the Night）与高雄市管乐团改编为管乐版本，并邀请 《夜洋风景》原唱“洪申豪”重新录制全新版本。 　　• 邀请台湾歌手坏特?te、日本歌手TENDRE，各自为新曲 《羽毛》（Feather）编写词曲并演唱。两个不同版本，在相同编曲架构之上，赋予歌曲独特生命力。 　　• 与歌手、雀斑乐团主唱林以乐（斑斑），合作《快乐王子》（Happy Prince），舒畅明快的摇滚风格，诠释英国文豪王尔寓言故事《快乐王子与其他故事》。 　　1. 羽毛 (feat. 坏特 ?te) 　　邀请“金曲奖最佳新人奖”得主坏特献唱。坏特轻柔而富有磁性的嗓音，让歌曲增添性感色彩。羽毛轻柔如梦，飘扬在空中，仿佛自由之翼。 　　2. 探险 　　专辑中重要的器乐曲目。鼓声带有原始节奏的特色，搭配贝斯的Fuzz破音、细腻的吉他编曲，带出在混浊中，新生命将破茧而出的预感。 　　3. 花束 　　回归数字摇滚特色的小品。轻巧的Hihat与贝斯点弦、音效般的人声互相搭配。将特殊变拍融入流畅的段落变化，为舒服的歌曲增添聆听趣味。 　　4. 名字 (feat.亀田诚治) 　　大象体操第一次挑战“双贝斯”编曲。《名字》邀请日本知名的贝斯手、来自“东京事变 Tokyo Incidents”的亀田诚治Seiji Kameda进行合作。亀田诚治与凯婷风格迥异的两把贝斯，巧妙地在不同段落互相支撑与衬托。歌曲《名字》的由来，则因双方在编曲期间，皆把曲目名称定为对方贝斯手的名字。让亀田老师感受到“名字”是用来连结重要事务的记忆关键。 　　5. 银河 (Orchestra ver. feat. 高雄市管乐团) 　　《银河》于2013年推出，收录在大象体操的第一张EP《平衡》中。鼓、吉他与贝斯，运用节奏和旋律的变化，勾勒出天空繁星点点、却又相互连结，进而构成广大银河的壮硕景象。十周年纪念版本中，大象体操与同样来自台湾高雄的“高雄市管乐团Kaohsiung City Wind Orchestra”合作，编写加入管乐的版本，在原版“点状结构”的美学之上，加入铜管、木管，使声响画面更加辽阔壮丽。 　　6. 灯 (Orchestra ver)(feat. 高雄市管乐团) 　　《灯》 原始版本收录于《角度》专辑，管乐版由长笛带领开头，陆续加入铜管，与无歌词的人声，于高低音之间来回跳跃，宛如在黑暗中将一盏盏灯光点亮，进入奇幻的异想世界。 　　7. 夜洋风景 (Orchestra ver) (feat. 洪申豪,高雄市管乐团） 　　《夜洋风景》 最初收录于《平衡》EP中，和台湾著名的庞克乐团“透明杂志”主唱洪申豪合作而成。十周年版本，再次邀请洪申豪献唱，并加入管乐编曲。曲中以五拍的特殊拍号，打造特别而悠扬的氛围。在加入铜管、木管后更显得气势浩大。 　　8. 快乐王子 (feat. YILE LIN 林以乐) 　　邀请受到金音奖肯定的歌手、雀斑乐团主唱“林以乐”共同合作。她擅长以细腻且敏锐的词曲，描写深刻情感 ; 以直觉却脱俗的和声，建构音乐场景。歌曲开头以贝斯点弦与歌声互映，轻快编曲在故事开展后，转变为激烈摇滚节奏。歌曲以当代视角，重新诠释经典寓言《快乐王子》。 　　9. 羽毛 (feat. TENDRE) 　　十周年纪念专辑中，大象体操挑战了用相同编曲，邀请不同国家歌手，进行词曲编写的难题。台湾版本，由坏特以英文演唱。日本版则邀请获得高度关注与期待的TENDRE，进行合作。不同文化及语言，在相同编曲上，长出了各具特色的音乐世界。 　　Math rock collective Elephant Gym’s brand new album World will be available in December 14th, 2023. 　　World is the ten year anniversary album with Elephant Gym working with talented musicians from all over the planet. 　　“Name” sees a collaboration with bassist Seiji Kameda (of legendary Japanese act Tokyo Incident) and a first duo bassists arrangement for Elephant Gym. 　　Past album tracks like “Galaxy”, “Light”, and “Ocean in the Night” now get new versions with the help of Kaohsiung City Wind Orchestra while Hom Shen-Hao returns for vocal duty in “Ocean in the Night.” 　　“Feather” enlists songstress ?te and Tendre from Japan for their particular takes of song writing and vocals, pairing different songs with the same music in search for the unique energy a collaboration can bring along the way. 　　“Happy Prince” is based on the Oscar Wilde tales of the same name, now a cut to the chase rock track featuring Yi-Le Lin (of Freckles) 　　1. “Feather” (feat. ?te) 　　With the vocal help of Golden Melody Award winner for Best New Artist ?te, her vocal chop strikes a balance of the sultry and the soft as if the wings of freedom – light and airy yet full of strength to soar into the sky. 　　2. “Adventure” 　　A teamwork of instruments involves fuzzy bass notes with delicate guitar sound while the drumming keeps the momentum rolling. This is an instrumental track aims to present new life coming out of chaos 　　3. “Flowers” 　　Reverting back to math rock, a joint interplay of vocal, subtle hi hat and bass notes. A mid-song tempo change alongside the chord progression serves as the icing on the cake. 　　4. “Name” (feat. Seiji Kameda) 　　Elephant Gym’s first attempt in duo-bassists arrangement with musical guest appearance from Seiji Kameda (of Tokyo Incident). The musical dual between KT and Kameda, two stylistically different bass players showcasing their back and forth interplay with each other. 　　Kameda believes that names often serve as references points for things of great importances. The song title comes from the coincidence that both bass players picked the name of each other during this project. 　　5.”Galaxy”- orchestra version. (feat. Kaohsiung City Wind Ensemble) 　　“Galaxy” first appeared in Elephant Gym’s 2013 EP Balance, a song in which strong instrumental play of tempo and melody present a vast galaxy made up of interconnected oceans of stars. For the 10th anniversary version, Elephant Gym teams up with a wind ensemble from their hometown, further improve upon the vast sound scope of the original with musical reinforcement of brass and wood-wind instruments. 　　6. “Light” - orchestra version (feat. Kaohsiung City Wind Ensemble) 　　Originally appeared in Elephant Gym’s debut album Angle, this new take sees flute takes on the leadoff duty, with brass and wordless vocals coming on deck to form the back and forth of different sound frequencies, like series of lights coming along in the dark, presenting the path toward a fantasy land. 　　7. “Ocean in the Night- orchestra version (feat. Hom Shen-Hao and Kaohsiung City Wind Ensemble) 　　Yet another cut from the 2013 EP Balance, the song gets a strong vocal contribution from Hom Shen-Hao (of punk act Touming Magazine). Hung returns for the anniversary version, now with an orchestral upgrade, results in a much grander sound courtesy of brass and wood-wind instruments and a new quintuple meter arrangement. 　　8. “Happy Prince” (feat. Yi-Le Lin) 　　Lin is a Golden Indie Music Awards winning vocalist and front woman of Freckles. Known for her sharp yet emotional lyrics and songwriting, “Happy Prince” starts with lighter vocal and bass notes joining hands before assuming a harder, more rock oriented identity. This is a modern reinterpretation of the Oscar Wilde tales of the same name. 　　9. Feather (feat. TENDRE) 　　Elephant Gym brings the challenge to their international collaborators while mostly staying true to the original song arrangements. ?te takes on the track in English, while TENDRE brings a unique Japanese language take to the table. It is always interesting to see how languages can present different characteristics and musical identities to an original song.