[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 (1–10)
I miss you so much.gyo chō shi / sodaguriin (sōdagurīn)

Sodagreen is a band you can’t leave out when talking about Taiwanese music.
Formed in 2001 by frontman Wu Qing-feng—admired by many famous singers—and bassist Xin-i, they expanded to a six-member lineup in 2003 and went on to release numerous hits, winning awards such as Best Band and Best Album at the Golden Melody Awards, Taiwan’s equivalent of the Grammys.
2017年からの活動休止を経て、彼らは2020年に復帰し、7月にバンド名を「魚丁糸(Yudingxian)」に変更した。
Their music is characterized by soundscapes that cherish imagery and atmosphere, including albums themed around the four seasons.
Their songs are rich with delicate, ephemeral touches and beautiful melodies within a pop framework.
A must-listen for music lovers!
Let me sing you a love song — A Love Song For YouShō Keitō (Jamu Shao)

Jam Hsiao is someone who skyrocketed to fame through an audition show! He had the skills to work as a resident singer at a restaurant, but in fact, he’s a self-taught musician who worked hard to get where he is.
His fresh, clear voice and effortless high notes are especially appealing.
He’s a handsome singer who also serves as a brand ambassador for well-known labels.
The Name Engraved in My HeartRo Kōchū (Kuraudo Rū)

Cloud Lu, a name surely familiar to Taiwan enthusiasts.
His bob haircut and black-rimmed glasses drew attention at the time, and he has since become a national singer-songwriter in Taiwan.
He started playing guitar after being hospitalized due to a traffic accident and made his major debut in 2008.
In 2020, the theme song sharing the same title as the Taiwanese blockbuster film Your Name Engraved Herein (刻在你心底的名字) became a massive hit.
With musicality so outstanding that he’s a regular at the Golden Melody Awards—the “Grammys of Taiwan”—and a gentle voice that conveys a tender, heartfelt world, he’s truly remarkable.
Since 2016, he has held concerts in Japan every year, and his popularity is such that tickets are notoriously hard to get.
[Taiwanese Singers] Recommended C-POP and Taiwanese Music Artists (11–20)
Long Night Race NightsAndr

From Taiwan to the world, Andr takes flight from her bedroom.
Self-taught in music production, she’s known for a genre-blurring style that fuses alternative R&B and indie pop.
Debuting in 2022, she released her 13-track album “shhh, it’s under my bed” in October 2024.
Her airy vocals pair beautifully with introspective lyrics that weave together English and Chinese.
With recognition like a Best New Artist nomination at the 15th Golden Indie Music Awards and a scheduled appearance at SXSW Sydney in March 2025, her international profile is rapidly rising.
She’s an artist I highly recommend for anyone seeking music that prizes authentic self-expression and explores fresh, multilingual soundscapes.
Leaving Taured feat. YokkorioBuraime Buremen Entateinmento Kabushiki Gaisha

Bremen Entertainment Inc.
is a mixed-gender four-piece garnering attention in Taiwan’s indie scene.
Centered on psychedelic rock, their experimental sound weaves in elements of nu-metal and prog.
They emerged onto the scene with the 2022 album “Taured,” followed by “The Great Bremen Show,” which is notable for its deep storytelling.
The track “Peace and Quiet (Bremen announcement)” is a standout that showcases their individuality.
“The Great Bremen Show” won Best Album at the 15th Golden Indie Music Awards in November 2024, and the single took home Best Rock Song.
Together with artwork by Taiwanese comic artist Yu Boren, they’ve crafted a three-part narrative, offering a cinematic musical experience.
Their meticulous sound and unpredictable developments make them a perfect fit for adventurous music fans and those who seek story-driven works.
An overnight long-distance busMekkaki Fire EX.

Formed in Kaohsiung in 2000, Fire EX.
is a band that shakes listeners to the core with punk rock centered on the Taiwanese language.
After releasing the album “Let’s Go!” in 2007, they struck a deep chord in 2014 with “Island’s Sunrise (島嶼天光),” which became a symbol of the student movement and won Best Song at the Golden Melody Awards the following year.
Their album “Unsung Heroes” also earned them Best Band in 2020.
Their fiery sound, infused with social messages, is their true essence—sure to resonate with anyone seeking powerful rock and music with a strong message.
There is a kind of sadness.A-Lin

Ellen, a singer of Taiwanese Amis heritage.
While her music is rooted in Mandopop, it beautifully weaves in elements of R&B, pop, and rock, showcasing a rich variety of expressions.
She debuted in February 2006 with the album “Loss is No Crime,” and her overwhelming vocal prowess seemed to quickly capture the hearts of many listeners.
The theme song “A Kind of Sorrow” from the film “More Than Blue” is a masterpiece whose poignant melody and vocals are deeply moving.
In 2023, she fulfilled a long-held dream by winning the Golden Melody Award for Best Female Mandarin Singer.
Her songs feel as if they gently stay close to the listener’s emotions.
When you want to be enveloped by a voice that is powerful yet warm, you’re sure to find a resonant connection.


