C-pop
C-pop is an abbreviation for Chinese popular music, a loosely defined musical genre by artists originating from mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Others come from countries where the Chinese language is used by much of the population, such as Singapore and Malaysia.
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Madeon
French DJ
Kleerup
Swedish musician
Marina And The Diamonds
Welsh singer-songwriter
Mike Stock
Former american football player
David Gamson
Keyboardist
The Polish Ambassador
Musician
Daniel Platzman
American musician
Karin Dreijer
Swedish singer-songwriter
Anna Meredith
Composer
Sam Hollander
American songwriter
Flume
Australian DJ
Bright Light Bright Light
Singer
Olivia Broadfield
English singer
Linnea Deb
Swedish singer
Ellen Benediktson
Swedish singer
Ricky Rebel
Singer-songwriter
Jeanne Mas
French singer
Antoine Aureche
French musician
Neon Hitch
English singer-songwriter
Jim Jonsin
American record producer
Sermstyle
British singer-songwriter
UNB
Boy group
Tove Styrke
Swedish singer
AronChupa
Swedish rapper
Michael Angelakos
American musician
Colette Carr
American musician
The Ready Set
American singer-songwriter
Kelela
American singer-songwriter
Tacabro
Musical trio
Sol Alac
Argentina singer-songwriter
Paul Mac
Australian musician
Richard X
British songwriter
Planningtorock
Musician
Ian Kirkpatrick
Record producer
Christine and the Queens
French singer-songwriter
Jessy Lanza
Canadian songwriter
The Japanese House
Vocal artist
Dave Katz
American songwriter
Joe Goddard
Musician
Andrew Sega
American musician
Jeff Ellis
American recording engineer
Ace Wilder
Swedish singer-songwriter
Anders Manga
Musical artist
Joy Deb
Swedish songwriter
Midnight Boy
Swedish singer
Phoebe Ryan
American singer
Clairo
American singer-songwriter
