Ayi Jihu
Ayi Jihu formed in Taipei in 2012, with Fumiya Li on vocals and guitar. Their early material mixed dream pop and shoegaze with some Taiwanese folk touches,...
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Ayi Jihu formed in Taipei in 2012, with Fumiya Li on vocals and guitar. Their early material mixed dream pop and shoegaze with some Taiwanese folk touches, which didn't immediately find a mainstream audience. The band's 2015 debut EP, 'Sad Sweet Dreamer,' changed that. The title track's hazy guitars and melancholic mood connected with listeners, giving the group its first real attention.
They followed that EP with albums like 'Floating Flowers' in 2017 and 'Afterimage' in 2019. The lineup settled with Jiemin Lin on bass, Liang Chen on guitar, and Po-Yu Wu on drums. Their sound stayed in that atmospheric, dream-pop lane, pulling from Japanese influences and local folk melodies without ever sounding like a straightforward copy of either.
Some of their later songs, like 'Thank You' and 'Winner (No Fear),' kept that ethereal quality but felt a bit more direct. They played shows across Asia and Europe, building a following drawn to the quiet, textured sound they'd been refining since that first EP.
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