This pop-rock quintet won Band of the Year at Taiwan’s prestigious Golden Melody Awards in 2014 for their debut album Circus Movement. A favourite at various music festivals such as Wake Up, MEGAPORT, and Spring Scream, they were also invited to represent Taiwan in Tokyo, Fukuoka and Busan.

Formed in Taiwan in 1998, the indie rock band was nominated five times for Best Band of the Year by the Golden Melody Awards (the equivalent of the Grammy Awards). Outside Asia, Wonfu has received enthusiastic response from overseas fans. Since 2011, they have been invited to perform at SXSW multiple times, as well as Summer Stage Festival in New York City.

Nominated as Band of the Year at 2018’s Golden Melody Awards, these Taiwanese indie rockers are famous for their lively Bagatelle-music style, mixing diverse sounds of musical instruments with elements from eclectic genres thus creating their own unique chill style.

Joanne Tang, who goes by 9m88 or Baba for short, is a Taiwanese jazz-pop adventurer who cut her teeth at New York’s New School for Jazz and Contemporary music, before her 2018 cover of ‘Plastic Love’, the Mariya Takeuchi city pop classic, went viral. Known for her stylish retro charm and  buttery-smooth vocals, 9m88 has also performed with the acclaimed Cloud Gate Dance Theater.

Night Keepers is a psychedelic electronic Taiwanese band with roots in folk music, writing songs in both Chinese and English. They have released one album Nightland and one audio-book/ EP The Guidebook to a Good Night. They are also active in video game music productions and film score compositions.

With their flamboyant costumes, flashy album design, and humorous social media presence, the Taiwanese band ooze positive, infectious energy. After releasing their 2019 debut album Call Me When Night Go Blue, they rode a wave of popularity that took them to a well-deserved Golden Melody Awards nomination for Band of the Year.