Chinese Electropop

Chinese electropop, also known as "Mandopop electronic" or "C-Pop electronic", is a vibrant and eclectic genre that emerged in the 2010s. Characterized by its fusion of traditional Chinese elements, such as erhu and pipa instrumentation, with electronic dance music (EDM) beats and production techniques, Chinese electropop creates a unique sonic landscape. This genre often features catchy, synthesized melodies, driving rhythms, and bilingual lyrics that blend Mandarin and English. Born out of the intersection of Chinese pop culture, internet trends, and global electronic music influences, Chinese electropop gained widespread popularity in the mid-2010s, particularly among younger generations. The genre's cultural significance lies in its representation of modern Chinese identity, blending traditional heritage with contemporary globalized tastes. Chinese electropop draws from various styles, including J-pop, K-pop, and Western EDM, but its distinctive blend of Chinese instrumentation and electronic production sets it apart. This genre's innovative sound and infectious energy have made it a driving force in the Chinese music scene, paving the way for a new wave of artists and fans.

神經志 (The Journal)

Dean Ting

Album - 12 Tracks - Released February 16, 2026