A handful of songs that have caught my attention in 2020. Some were released earlier, but it's been a while I posted anything about Taiwanese music.
Showing posts with label Jay Chou. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jay Chou. Show all posts
Saturday, November 07, 2020
Friday, May 19, 2017
Saturday, March 25, 2017
Taiwan songs
I've been going through a list I made this month when was roaming the YouTube in search of a nice music and I thought about sharing some Taiwanese music I came across that didn't make any list or couldn't be included into any TT. I could easily make 50 posts only with Jay Chou's songs, but here I tried to put some reins on my smiling stupid face.
Labels:
Andrew Tan,
chinese music,
Jay Chou,
JJ Lin,
Joker Xue,
Jolin Tsai,
Li Ronghao,
music,
Shi Shi,
Singaporean,
Taiwan,
taiwanese music
Thursday, March 09, 2017
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Sunday, March 01, 2015
"Because a song has got to stop somewhere"
Another batch of songs that have caught my attention lately. I've been writing mostly about music or music-oriented topics, but in all honesty - every series I'm watching now started airing long time ago or ended quite some time ago and I don't feel anything I can write about it will add any dimension to the discussion. Oh wait, I lied. Of course it would. Only problem is I don't feel like it.
I have to write an academic article on Constantine, and I still can't muster up the will to do it.
This is one of the reasons you are all stuck with the music I'm listening to and then imposing on all of you.
Without much ado, let's plunge!
Labels:
Bright Eyes,
Jay Chou,
Kodaline,
korean music,
Li Ronghao,
Radical Face,
Shim Hyun Jung,
taiwan music,
The CO,
western music,
Wild Beasts,
李榮浩
Wednesday, February 05, 2014
Handful of music
In the previous post about Taiwan music, I mentioned the new album of Anthony Neely and now I am after listening to it. The opinion? Sadly, the album is nothing special. If it wasn't for Neely's rich voice, I wouldn't even be bothered to listen to it. OK, I lied, I would, because I listen to a lot of albums. But it's nothing memorable, that's it.
OK, back to some more music.
Labels:
2BiC,
classical music,
Empress Ki,
instrumental,
Jay Chou,
JiaJia,
Kim Junsu,
korean music,
Kpop,
music,
OST,
popmusic,
Rumble Fish,
taiwan music,
Yoga Lin
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


