The Stylers

The Stylers is a Singaporean band formed in the early 1960s, initially playing English songs before gaining tremendous popularity for their Chinese-language pop music. They became a cornerstone of the Chinese pop scene in Singapore and Southeast Asia, known for their masterful lead guitar work by John Teo and their distinctive rhythmic style. Over three decades, they backed many regional stars like Lisa Wong, Huang Qing Yuan, and Feng Fei Fei, becoming a favorite among Chinese communities in Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Their music held a special place in the evolving Chinese pop genre during the 60s and 70s, blending Western rock influences with Chinese melodies.

The band originally started as The Angels before changing their name first to The Rhythm Strikers and finally to The Stylers. Their reputation was built on strong showmanship and skillful musicianship, including leads by John Teo, rhythm guitar by Randy Lee, and a dynamic lineup that evolved over the years. The Stylers were highly regarded for their instrumental chops, innovative arrangements, and reliable backing for numerous singers across the region. Their legacy continues to be celebrated in Singapore's pop music history, with their recordings still cherished by fans old and new.

Genres

Motown

Thai Rock

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Latest Release

电视剧主题曲

The Stylers

Album - 14 Tracks - Released September 19, 2025