I only know Lexie Liu and even then I'm not even sure is she would be clasified as C-pop.

I'm mostly looking for female groups or soloists but all suggestions are welcome.

Hi! I know this is a long shot since I speak almost zero mandarin so lyrics will be jumbled to however i perceived it. It’s an upbeat song by a guy (or guys?). From the feel of it’s probably about Jay Chou era? Although definitely more upbeat. But the lyrics (or what excuse I have) goes:

Zai wo xiao xin wo xiao xin wo xiao xin zai ni de rang …

Dang ra shi yi ge tian shen wo shang wo ai ni, gan dao yi ge tian sheng wo shang wo ai ni

Thanks!!!

Tried searching a lot but many are high or at least on the higher end to some degree so I am not sure if this ever exist but to clarify before jumping to conclusions I hope to ask to find out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxbSYgZ6Pnk

In previous years, the Singer show's full episodes were always on Youtube, but I can't seem to find it anywhere.

Just discovered Khalil Fong recently and been loving his songs. Does he still perform in concerts? Tried checking online but didnt see any concert recently

The woman in the long black dress. Thank you.

I've been looking for a legit site (accessible from the U.S.) to buy MP3s of Rocket Girls 101 songs. Amazon doesn't have any, and iTunes has only the promo single "Calorie." Any suggestions for where to look? Thanks!

NEED HELP FOR A SCHOOL PROJECT

So basically I have to find a Chinese song to show but imma be honest, i don't like Chinese music, I am aware all music is different, and I like the language hence why I am learning it, but something about it doesn't sit with me when singing, not to disrespect the culture but it doesn't sit with me.

I have to showcase the song to the class next Monday and I was wondering if you guys know any Chinese song that kinda sounds like some JPop groups like Myth & Roid/Yoasobi/Kana-Boon (yes I like upbeat anime songs).

No it doesn't need to have anything to do with Chinese besides the language itself, and it can't be a cover.

Please someone help me, Its not that I haven't tried showcasing a Chinese song I like, it's that I genuinely haven't found anything that I genuinely enjoy listening too, the closest I have been is 太一 (Lutra).

https://youtu.be/8uABTtONd60?si=Xy4xkVpvMrGktRK1

I just got into mandopop a few months ago. But I barely know any artist. Spotify keeps on recommending the top few and the trending ones and now I'm bored of those few. So I'm here to listen to new songs and new artists. Please do share your favourite playlists as well.

I've already listened to Xiao Zhan, Wang Yibo, Kun, Lu Han, Z.TAO, Silence Wang, Jay Chou, Amei, Cyndi Wang, Eason Chan and Victoria. Among them, Wang Yibo's singing style is my favourite

Hi, I'm not sure if I'm in the right subreddit since there doesn't seem to be a Jay Chou or Mandopop one. My daughter was watching the news with her grandparents and heard this guy sang this song here.

https://youtu.be/MsIcyUmQADs?si=sRuAoUZRt-QG78ae&t=45

I heard this song before and know its one of Jay's song. But don't know which one. My daughter keeps asking for me to play it again. Can anyone help?

How popular is 刘惜君 (Liu Xijun)? What happened to her career? I listen to random Chinese songs on Youtube and stumbled across her live performances on MangoTV. I'm very impressed by her singing, especially with her Cantonese songs. Seriously, she seems to be comparable to 王菲 (Faye Wong) in technical skills and might even be more consistent live. Her Cantonese is fluent also (unlike Faye who kind of went downhill since ~2004). She sings with confidence and flare reminiscent of female HK singers during the golden age of Cantopop. Personally I'm not impressed with many female Canto singers since the 2000s (GEM being a notable exception). I'm most familiar with the HK scene and I feel like she would have no competition if she pivoted to that market.

Unfortunately when I look up her own songs I haven't found much hits nor does she seem to have big concerts. I feel like maybe marketing failed her (if she's not considered an A list singer). I believe she also had a brief pause in a her career, which is a shame. Then again, I don't follow the Chinese scene at all or keep up with the pulse of the community so she could be a top singer for all I know--I just couldn't find much than a handful of live performances on MangoTV that are of any good quality.

If anyone can suggest similar singers or performances I'm all for it.

Here is my new song 你的温柔 - Your Tenderness a Cpop song about lost love! Hope you'll like it.

https://youtu.be/LaKisL7YGvQ

I am from Singapore and I feel that they are not popular here.

I just found that all songs from that album are not available anymore. Anyone know why?

Basically what the title says lol

It's pretty well known that c-ent and cpop half runs on artist just covering other people's songs. As soon as a song gets popular its just a matter of time before its covered by everyone and their moms on every major music show for the next several years. Despite that, I actually find it kind of rare that I'll prefer the cover over the original. Even if I love a cover, I find that more often i just appreciate the two versions in different ways and will have both on my playlists.

So does anyone have a cpop cover (either from a show, gala, or even just from the internet) that they find they prefer/appreciate over the original? Why do you prefer it?

Thought about this because recently heard silence wang and jike junyi's cover of letting go by tanya chua and found that I actually prefer the way the song sounds as an edm pop ballad. And something about it being a duet and the combinations of their voices felt like it brought out an emotional complexity from the song that the original arrangement didn't quite do for me.

Theres this song I found on youtube I think it was uploaded in 2020 by a taiwanese artist and i can only remember one of the lines going "oh baby cant you see... we got what we need"

If anyone knows the song please let me know Ive been dying to find it again

I want to sing R&B for a cappella and looking for any thing thats got that
"easily" by Bruno major type vibe but for a chinese song

i'll go first with jsheon's 别问很可怕 and step.jad's tiring love