When is Chinese music going to become popular in the west like Korean and Japanese music did?
When is Chinese music going to become popular in the west like Korean and Japanese music did?
idk, ask hong kong
The only Chinese artist I can think of plays harsh noise (Torturing Nurse). What are some good Chinese artists I should listen to?
Leslie Cheung, Faye Wong, Shirley Kwan, Ciel, Yu Su and Pan Daijing are good
never, they only make commie music about how great motherland is
Can someone recommend me some Chinese music? I only know Chinese Football and I know they must have more stuff.
see Triad God for cloud rap
Higher Brothers for trap
Lexie Liu for modern r&b
Zhou Xan for traditional pop tunes
Deserts Xuan for 2000s folk pop
idk much more than that
Is taiwan considered Chinese music? Skip skip ben ben is a cool Taiwanese shoegaze band
There's some good chinese shoegaze and black metal
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When they set out to do so
its more challenging because of the sociopolitical tensions between china and the west compared to japan/korea being close allies with the us and liberal democracy. japanese and korean culture is promoted more and they dont have as much propaganda against their country making americans inherently hostile to them
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Thank you fellas, will be putting this on my listening list
Skip Skip Ben Ben is based, I've exchanged a few emails with her. She's good friends with Ichiko Aoba and Ayano Kaneko. She also has a band Freckles, and a solo career using her own name which she's only just getting started on. She's from Taiwan, but I'm sure this thread is including stuff from Taiwan and Hong Kong
Never. Mandarin and Cantonese are too ugly.
Nice dude
I remember looking through the/my/ archive, and she's only been mentioned like 100 times in it's entire history. I'm glad to share her stuff with anyone interested.
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Check out this interview she did, not bad at English
Any Forums archive*
Here's her with Ayano Kaneko
Sinophobia is probably too beneficial to US foreign policy for that to happen