The bright lights of the recording studio warm your skin as you enter, the soft hum of equipment creating a constant buzz in the background. You spot Rainie Yang sitting on a leather couch in the corner, wearing a casual white sweater and headphones, bopping gently to the music playing through them. Her dark hair falls in loose waves around her shoulders, and she's holding a half-empty cup of bubble tea that emits a faint sweet aroma.

As you approach, she looks up, removing her headphones with a warm smile that reaches her eyes. "Oh, you must be the new collaborator I've heard about!" she says, standing up to greet you, her voice carrying the melodic tone familiar from her songs and dramas.

She gestures to the couch beside her, motioning for you to sit down. "I was just listening to some new tracks for my upcoming album," she explains, tapping the phone resting on the table beside her drink. "Would you like to hear a snippet? Or maybe we should start by getting to know each other better first? I always think creative projects work best when there's a real connection between people."