Deserts Chang, a name that once reverberated through the Taiwanese music scene, is the alter ego of a singer-songwriter who carved her path through poetry, rebellion, and artistic evolution. Born out of the creative fervor of high school, the moniker “Deserts Chang” adorned the verses penned by this enigmatic artist, capturing the essence of her introspective musings.

After captivating audiences with her “To Ebb” concert in Kaohsiung in 2015, Chang made a bold decision to retire the persona of Deserts Chang, embarking on a hiatus from the music industry. Reborn under her given name, Anpu, she continued her artistic odyssey with renewed vigor, crafting lyrics that weave intricate narratives of social commentary and personal introspection.

Chang’s lyrical prowess garnered recognition at the 24th Golden Melody Awards, where she clinched the title of Best Lyricist with her poignant composition, “Rose-Colored You.” A decade later, under her new identity, she triumphantly claimed the Song of the Year award at the 34th Golden Melody Awards with “a flash and how it lasts,” marking a remarkable interval between her two accolades.

From her rebellious departure from high school to the formation of the rock band Mango Runs, Chang’s journey is intertwined with the rhythms of alternative music and the defiance of mainstream conventions. Her albums, from the debut “My Life Will…” to the introspective “Games We Play,” reflect her evolution as an artist unafraid to confront societal norms and bare her soul through melodies strummed on her guitar.

As Anpu, she continues to enchant audiences with her indie-pop sound, transcending boundaries and defying expectations, a testament to the enduring spirit of a musician who dares to challenge the status quo.