Salasa, a creative free spirit from Shonan, Japan, is a multi-talented musician, artist, fashion buyer, photographer, and hula dancer. Her music combines jazzy undertones with soul, R&B, and rock influences, captivating the younger generation. She gained recognition through jam sessions and her debut single “Nail no Shima.” Her album “Inner Ocean” received acclaim, with the lead track “Taiyou ga Noboru Made” topping the charts. Salasa’s contributions to other artists and collaborations have further increased her visibility and popularity, making her a promising artist in Japan.

250, a South Korean music producer and DJ, is renowned for his innovative fusion of diverse sounds. He achieved unprecedented success at the KMA, winning four awards, including “Best Album of the Year” and “Best Artist of the Year” for his groundbreaking album “PPONG.” The album features iconic guest artists and received critical acclaim. Recognized by prominent media outlets, 250’s unique sound has captivated audiences worldwide. His DJ mixes have been featured on renowned radio stations, and his “Bang Bus” video has been selected for numerous international film festivals.

Jerry Li, also known as CLOUDRIVER, is a singer-songwriter and music producer. At the age of 19, he garnered attention by being nominated for Best New Artist at the Golden Melody Awards with his debut album. At 25, he won Best Album Producer. His alter ego, CLOUDRIVER, gained a following among international fans in 2022 through recommendations and sharing by popular TikTokers.

Cicada is a nature-inspired quartet that consists of violin, cello, piano, and acoustic guitar. They were nominated for the 31st GMA (Golden Melody Awards) in the category of “Best Album Producer for Instrumental Music” and won the 46th Japan Academy Prize for “Outstanding Achievement in Film Music.” The band’s name, Cicada, derives from the fact that people often become aware of the presence of cicadas by hearing their sound rather than seeing their form. Their compositions transition from the ocean to the mountains, using musical notes to present Taiwan’s natural beauty to listeners worldwide.

Wendy Wander, a Taipei band features duo lead vocalists. Foundation of pop music and blending with indie pop, synth pop and rock, they are telling story of ending adolescence and sophisticated inner voices, reaching out to those who resonate. 2020’s first album “Spring Spring” is well recognized and receipted; the latest EP “Lily” is expecting in 2021 end.

Huang Hao-Ting, born in 1994, grew up surrounded by music in Tainan and Pingtung. Learning piano and saxophone, he transitioned from classical to independent rock. Joining Sunset Rollercoaster, they won “Best Band” at the Golden Melody Awards. Huang released solo singles like “One Night Stand” and “That’s All My Fault” in Taiwanese Hokkien. His debut album “Chrysanthemum” reflects his vibrant experiences in southern Taiwan’s nightlife. A third-generation musician with renowned singer father Yuan Xiao-Di and Nanguan singer grandfather Huang Qingyin, he values friendships in the music industry and radiates kindness.

The indie band “イルカポリス 海豚刑警” is from Taipei and formed in 2017, consists of lead vocalist＆guitar Marko Woo, vocaist＆guitar Edison Chang, bassist Chung I-An and drummer Kuo Yi- Hsuan.

The name of the band is referred to a character from a well-known Japanese animation ”Kochikame (こちら葛飾区亀有公園前派出所)”. The character is enthusiastic and justice with tough exterior, but still has weak and vulnerable inner side. The traits are exactly like the band members in their daily lifetime.

The first album “Call me when Night go blue” created the band image and concept from hero cartoons to shape the members into unique characters.

The second album “Bad News Punched!” will be released in September 2022, which will share their experience and inspiration through exploring the  human world.