GDJYB Hong Kong
Math-folk 4-piece female band from Hong Kong and plays songs in Honglish / math folk
算術民謠
The topics of their songs range from daily happenings to social issue are mostly written in Honglish (a combination of Hong Kong styled and accented English & Chinese).
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