[Taiwanese Singers] Recommended Artists in C-POP and Taiwanese Music
Asian music—particularly Mandopop—has been growing more and more popular every year.
A lot of great music is coming out of Taiwan, too.
You’ll find plenty of tracks with a city-pop vibe and songs featuring standout vocals.
In this article, I’ll be introducing Taiwanese artists like these!
From veteran singers to must-watch up-and-coming acts, we’ll cover a wide range.
Taiwan’s Golden Melody Awards—the country’s equivalent of the Grammys—are a lot of fun, and you might even discover artists who already feel familiar to Japanese listeners.
Let’s enjoy Taiwanese music together!
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[Taiwanese Singers] Recommended C-POP and Taiwanese Music Artists (51–60)
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Often called the “Arashi of Taiwan” in relation to F4, Taiwan’s version of SMAP, this group Fahrenheit has even served as Taiwan’s tourism ambassadors and has many female fans in Japan.
This song, whose title could be rendered in trendy Japanese slang as “godlike,” offers not only the music but also an MV with a supernatural drama vibe to enjoy.
Multiverse of LoveTizzy Bac
Tizzy Bac captivates with their distinctive sound, where the piano carries the melody and the bass sometimes distorts like a guitar.
Formed in 1999, they established their own style of “piano rock.” Remarkably, they perform without a guitar, with vocalist Chen Hui-ting’s keyboards forming the core of their songs.
Their lyrics, sometimes dubbed “prison-noise style,” frankly express the struggles of modern life and resonate with many listeners.
Their debut album in 2003, What’s the Big Deal About My Distraction?, left a strong impression on the scene.
They also performed at Japan’s Fuji Rock in 2005 and at TOKYO FM & JFN present EARTH × HEART LIVE 2014.
Their album Friendly Bacteria earned them a nomination for Best Band at the Golden Melody Awards.
If you’re seeking music that strikes deep in the heart, this is a band you should definitely experience.
Last Summer (The Moon’s Mischief)I am a motorcycle girl. I'm difficult.
Based in Taipei, I’mdifficult is a four-piece alternative pop band formed in 2018.
Their sound is captivating, blending a foundation of neo-soul and R&B with diverse elements like funk and Afrobeat.
Their signature tracks include “Last Summer (月亮惹的禍),” and they released the album “25” in 2021 and “I’mdifficult” in 2023.
The latter was nominated at Taiwan’s Golden Indie Music Awards, further boosting their presence on the music scene.
In August 2023, they toured Japan and performed with artists like YeYe in various cities.
If you enjoy genre-defying, free-spirited music or want to discover fresh talent from Asia, they might really resonate with you!
UndercurrentHakushashōnen Sorry Youth
Formed in Kaohsiung in 2005, Sorry Youth is an alternative rock power trio that passionately sings in their native language, Taiwanese Hokkien.
Their sound uniquely fuses the raw intensity of grunge with the warmth of Taiwanese folk, stirring the listener’s soul.
After releasing their 2012 album Ocean Flavor, they went on to win the Golden Indie Music Award for Best Rock Album—one of Taiwan’s most prestigious music honors—with works including Brothers Without Dreams Shouldn’t Be, Good Times, Bad Times, and 2024’s Noise Apartment.
Their activities constantly draw attention, having raised a record-breaking NT$6 million for a Taiwanese rock band through crowdfunding.
They’ve also performed at Japanese festivals such as SUMMER SONIC, and their music—rich with social messages—is perfect for those seeking fiery rock or a deeper connection with Taiwanese culture.
If I were rebornGeshutaruto Otome
Formed in January 2016 in Taiwan, Gestalt Girl is known for a genre-crossing sound rooted in math rock, digital rock, and shoegaze.
The Japanese lyrics penned by vocalist Mikan further deepen their unique world.
Their July 2018 mini-album “If I Were Reborn” reached No.
7 on Spotify’s Viral Top 50, and the subsequent album “Eye Test” was also well received.
They were selected for Spotify Japan’s Early Noise 2020.
Mikan says she writes lyrics in Japanese because it’s easier for her to express her emotions.
With a new lineup featuring a bassist who joined in March 2024, their latest sound is also drawing attention.
Their airy, dreamy textures are sure to resonate with listeners seeking quality indie rock.