Agent J (album)

Agent J

Standard edition artwork
Studio album by Jolin Tsai
Released September 21, 2007
Genre
Length 42:47
Language Chinese
Label Capitol
Jolin Tsai chronology
Final Wonderland
(2007)
Agent J
(2007)
Love Exercise
(2008)
Jolin Tsai studio album chronology
Dancing Diva
(2006)
Agent J
(2007)
Butterfly
(2009)

Agent J (Chinese: 特務J) is the ninth studio album by Taiwanese singer Jolin Tsai (Chinese: 蔡依林). It was released on September 21, 2007, by Capitol Music Taiwan. It was renamed Love Mission (Chinese: 爱情任务) in mainland China. It has sold more than 2.5 million copies in Asia, with more than 200,000 copies sold in Taiwan alone, and became the best-selling album of the year in Taiwan.[1] The eleventh track, "Sun Will Never Set", reached number 1 on the Hit FM Annual Top 100 Singles chart.[2] The title track, "Agent J", reached number 14 on the chart.[2] The second track, "Bravo Lover", reached number 41 on the chart.[2] The album earned Tsai an MTV Asia Award nomination for Favorite Artist Taiwan.[3]

Track listing

Agent J – Standard edition
No. TitleWriter(s)Producer(s) Length
1. "Agent J" (特務J)
  • Huang Sheng-feng
  • Li Tzong-en
  • Yen Yün-lung
  • Liang Chin-hsing
Adia 3:35
2. "Bravo Lover" (愛無赦)
Adia 3:53
3. "Alone" (一個人)
Ma Yü-fen 4:39
4. "Fear-free" (怕什麼)
  • Paul Lee
  • Cheng Shu-fei
Paul Lee 4:35
5. "Ideal State" (桃花源)
  • Chang Yen-ching
  • Alang Huang
Paul Lee 3:31
6. "Prologue of Tacit Violence" (冷·前言)   0:21
7. "Tacit Violence" (冷·暴力)
  • Nik Quang
  • Thea Hall
  • La Quang
  • RnG
  • Chen Chen-chuan
  • Wonderful
  • Li Tzong-en
  • La Quang
  • Nik Quang
  • RnG
3:01
8. "Priceless" (非賣品)
  • Tan Jung-chien
  • Chen Tien-yu
  • Jui Yeh
Michael Lin 4:33
9. "Metronome" (節拍器)
Hsin Pa-ke 4:37
10. "Golden Triangle" (金三角)
  • Nik Quang
  • La Quang
  • RnG
  • Thea Hall
  • Chen Chen-chuan
  • La Quang
  • Nik Quang
  • RnG
3:02
11. "Sun Will Never Set" (日不落)Michael Lin 3:46
12. "Let's Move It"  
  • Nik Quang
  • La Quang
  • RnG
  • Sasia Nielsen
  • James Chu
  • La Quang
  • Nik Quang
  • RnG
3:14
Total length:
42:47

Film

To further promote the album, Tsai released her debut film under the same title on September 5, 2007. The film is directed by Jeff Chang, Sheng Kuang, and Wei-kang Lai and starring Jolin Tsai, Kim Jaewon, Stephen Fung, and Carl Ng, and the total cost of the film is NT$50 million.[4][5][6] The film can be divided into three parts. In the first part, Tsai played a girl who traveled in Paris, France, with her boyfriend named S. She was taken away by a secret organization and got brainwashed, and she was selected as a special agent due to her lithe physique to help the organization to assassinate people. At the last, she was instructed by the organization to kill her boyfriend, and she shot his boyfriend on the rooftop where they made their vows to each other. Because she lost all her memory, she was confused about the last smile the man gave to her, and she went to his apartment and found the old photos bearing witness to their relationship. In the second part, Tsai played a people in prison and was selected by a secret organization to carry out an assassination in exchange for her freedom. Her target, Blue Beard, received intelligence and sent two killers to assassinate her in London, England. She met a photographer named Hsiao-tung Lu, and she fled under the cover of the man. They started a relationship, but one day she found her boyfriend was also a special agent sent by Blue Beard. On the night she went to kill Blue Beard, Blue Beard shot her boyfriend from behind. In the third part, she played an undercover agent who was instructed to save a fellow agent named Vince who approached a gang boss in Bangkok, Thailand. However, she found the Vince was her ex-boyfriend who was supposed to be died a few years ago was working for the gang boss. One day both of their undercover identities exposed, and they started a gun battle with the gang member. Vince took a bullet in the chest and was died, and he left her alone again.[7]

Cast Role
Jolin Tsai Agent J
Kim Jaewon S
Stephen Fung Hsiao-tung Lu
Carl Ng Vince
Laurence Delany Killer I
Sean Douglas Killer II
Michael Hannigan Blue Beard

References

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