While the intricate fusions of forefathers such as Wang Leehom, Khalil Fong and David Tao have certainly paved the way, Jiexi's irresistible vocals, intriguing story and…
Tag: Jazz
![[Album Review] Hui Chu Wang 王彙筑 – FAC:E](https://asianpopweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Hui-Chu-Wang1-480x270.jpg)
Almost a decade after her debut album A Voyage of Vera 少女維拉 got her shortlisted for Best Newcomer at the Golden Melody Awards, Taiwanese artist Hui…
By Jocelle Koh Known for his delicate and effortlessly sensitive style of songwriting, LGBTQI+ third-culture kid lewloh blends folk pop with Jazz to create moody realness…
By Jocelle Koh Armed with a lilting tone and a simple musical set-up, Singaporean singer-songwriter Jean Tan returns to the scene with new single ‘Serenade’, bidding…
By Jocelle KohTranscript Translation by Jocelle Koh, Sinead O’Connor Lyricist, producer and activist Chung Yung-Feng 鍾永豐 has been an instrumental part of the Taiwanese music scene…
Interview with Yen-j 嚴爵: Thanks For Your Greatness (Pt.2) – A Future Full of Equal Egos & Good Music
By Jocelle Koh Like I said, the party doesn’t stop here for Yen-j. Chatting with us about his latest album ‘Y7 Doesn’t Matter’ and his new fashion…
By Jocelle Koh Edgy, retro and with a name that nobody knows how to pronounce correctly, 9m88 is every hipster’s dream. Exploding onto the indie scene…
By Jocelle Koh Driven, sophisticated and exceptionally gifted, Taiwanese Classical-Jazz pianist/singer-songwriter Amanda Wu’s lengthy title is a mouthful for most, but is a testament to her long…
![[Album Review] Peggy Hsu 許哲珮 – La Valse 圓舞曲 (2014)](https://asianpopweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/7762238_orig-480x270.jpg)
A well-made, exceptional album, and much, much more