[2026] A roundup of recommended artists and singers from Vietnam [V-POP]
In recent years, Vietnam’s music scene has been attracting global attention.
Known in Japan as V-POP, this music—blending captivating melodies with the distinctive sound of the language—has been gaining popularity as a fresh listening experience.
From singer-songwriters to rappers, young artists active across diverse genres are expanding the circle of music beyond borders through social media.
In this article, we’ll introduce the talented artists who are coloring Vietnam’s music world.
You’re sure to discover something new for your musical life!
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[2026] Recommended Artists and Singers from Vietnam [V-POP] (11–20)
Phải Chăng Em Đã Yêu (feat.REDT)Juky San

Her singing voice is like a crystal-clear spring! Juky San is a singer who weaves together Vietnamese tradition and contemporary pop.
She began her full-fledged career in 2019 and is a skilled performer who can handle everything from ballads to dance tracks with V-POP at the core.
With memorable melodies in hits like “Phải Chăng Em Đã Yêu,” she has won many fans.
In 2022, her EP “Symphonies” drew attention for its bold experiment of fusing melodies from Chopin with Vietnamese classics.
She’s been hailed as “one of the most promising young artists in the Asian pop scene.” If you’re looking to step into a new musical world, she just might be the artist for you.
In conclusion
Vietnam’s music scene has had a significant influence on Japanese songs and serves as a bridge between the two countries. The famous tracks created by many popular singers and artists continue to resonate with people across generations. As V-POP keeps evolving, expectations are rising for Vietnam’s music culture—will it spark a global boom like K-POP in the future?


