Taiwanese trio Elephant Gym are revising the math-rock formula.
Singer-songwriter Kevin Tsui Ka-ho's latest single is dedicated to his neighbourhood, a place he refers to as "the capital of Hong Kong" - Tai Po.
Coco Lee teams up with producer Chiu Tsang-hei to rework some Canto-pop classics for her debut stadium concert in the city.
Carsick Cars seem to be permanently on tour but they haven't lost touch with their Beijing roots, writes Rachel Mok.
Finnish phone manufacturer Nokia launched its built-in app MixRadio on the mainland last month to tap the country's growing music streaming market.
LMF are returning to the stage for their second comeback tour. The band still has something to say, MC Yan tells Rachel Mok.
Chock Ma are not your average headbangers. During the band's rehearsals, you can hear instruments such as the didgeridoo, an indigenous Australian wind instrument, and a mouth harp, an ancient instrument popular in Southeast Asia.
Chock Ma are not your average headbangers. During the band's rehearsals, you can hear instruments such as the didgeridoo, an indigenous Australian wind instrument, and a mouth harp, an ancient instrument popular in Southeast Asia.
Get your dance groove on as the city prepares to host a flurry of festivals to see out the year, writes Rachel Mok.
Mara Measor adds a dash of Canto-pop to her urban folk sound, writes Rachel Mok.
Just before this interview starts, mainland actress Zhang Jingchu asks for a straw for her drink. But the waitress doesn't quite grasp the Fujian native's Putonghua, so Zhang's make-up artist quickly steps in to interpret.
Just like a shark, Jun Kung is compelled to keep moving forward. From humble beginnings the Macau-born pop star has become one of Hong Kong's most noted musicians. And his next move sees him take on the role of entrepreneur by founding production company MoFo Music. His big idea? To produce Canto-pop that, well, doesn't sound like Canto-pop.
