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- Rina Sawayama. If you’re a Rina Sawayama fan, it’s hard to believe there are still people who haven’t heard of her yet. The Japanese-British pop star has collaborated with Elton John and Lady Gaga, and recently got the BRIT Awards to change their eligibility rules after she was excluded from nominations in 2020 for not holding British citizenship.
- Thao & The Get Down Stay Down. Fronted by Thao Nguyen, a Vietnamese-American singer and guitarist, Thao & The Get Down Stay Down mix folk and alternative rock for a unique sound of heritage and upbringing.
- Vardaan Arora. Vardaan Arora, an Indian actor and musician based in New York, is smashing stereotypes and breaking down barriers for Asian LGBTQ+ artists.
- Luna Li. Toronto-based Luna Li offers a smooth combination of dreamy rock and bedroom pop to the mix with songs inspired by nature and self-love. The singer and guitarist is making a name for herself, landing opening gigs with musicians and groups she’s looked up to, like Mitski and Japanese Breakfast.
10 Chinese Rock Bands That Will Blow Your Mind! In the 1980s, China witnessed the emergence of Chinese rock music, reaching its pinnacle in the early 1990s. Since then, numerous outstanding rock bands have emerged, such as Beyond, Black Panther Band, Tang Dynasty, Zero Point Band, Overload, Reincarnation Band, Mayday, Painkiller Band, GALA ...
- Babymetal. 1,412 votes. Babymetal is a revolutionary fusion of heavy metal and Japanese idol music that has captured the world's attention since their debut in 2010.
- Band-maid. 1,241 votes. Band-Maid is an all-female Japanese rock band known for their distinctive maid-café-inspired outfits and powerful, hard-hitting sound that challenges the stereotypes often associated with all-female Japanese groups.
- Band-Maiko. 774 votes. As a spin-off project of Band-Maid, Band-Maiko allows the talented musicians to explore their love for traditional Japanese music while incorporating it into their signature rock sound.
- Ningen Isu. 191 votes. Ningen Isu, formed in 1987 by Shinji Wajima and Kenichi Suzuki, is a progressive rock band that has consistently pushed the envelope of Japanese rock music with their unique style and thought-provoking lyrics.
Asia immediately became the epitome of supergroup of rock aristocracy and the natural heir to its members’ legendary bands of the 70s – King Crimson, Emerson Lake & Palmer, The Buggles and Yes.
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May 29, 2020 · Give these Japanese rock bands a listen if you need a playlist revamp or just in the mood to widen your music horizon. Whatever vibe you are in, whether you sing it from the shower or blast it off in the living room, we won’t mind.
The first Chinese rock song was arguably the Northwest Wind anthem "Nothing To My Name", first performed in 1984 by Cui Jian, widely recognized as the father of Chinese rock. The song introduced into post-revolutionary China a whole new ethos that combined individualism, direct and bold expression.
Dec 18, 2020 · The 25 best Asian albums of 2020. From hardcore punk to art pop and left-field rap, Asian artists killed it this year. By NME. 18th December 2020. As the curtain blessedly falls on a painful...
