Wu Qing-feng

Wu Qing-feng is a Taiwanese singer-songwriter, celebrated as the lead vocalist and primary creative force behind the band Oaeen (Sodagreen), who has successfully transitioned to a solo career as an acclaimed Mandarin singer. After winning the championship in both the Composition Category for ‘Peeping’ and the Solo Singing Category at the Tien-Yun Award, Wu Qing-feng went on to establish himself as a prolific singer-songwriter, composer, arranger, and lyricist. In 2001, he co-founded the acclaimed band Sodagreen (now Oaeen) with Claire Hsieh, Jyun-Wei Shih, and Xin-Ge, quickly becoming its lead vocalist and primary creative force. Under his leadership, Sodagreen garnered significant recognition, including the championship in the Team Category at the NCCU Golden Melody Award in 2002 with ‘Audiovisual And Illusion In The Air.’ That same year, Wu individually received awards for Best Lyrics and Best Composition for ‘Flying Fish.’ The band released ‘Audiovisual And Illusion In The Air’ as their official debut single in 2004.

With a robust catalog of award-winning work and a proven track record of successful ventures both as a band leader and solo artist, Wu Qing-feng continues to be a leading and innovative voice in the Mandarin music scene, consistently pushing creative boundaries in his albums, performances, and media appearances.