Taiwan Beats Showcase 2025 in Seoul: A Resounding Success

The '2025 Taiwan Beats Showcase in Seoul' concluded successfully.

Hosted by the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA), the '2025 Taiwan Beats Showcase in Seoul' took place on the 11th of this month at Cityback in Itaewon, Seoul. The event received an enthusiastic response from numerous industry professionals and fans.

The event was attended by key industry leaders from Warner Music Korea, Sony Music Entertainment Korea, Sony Music Publishing Korea, YG Plus, The Great Escape Festival, and AXEAN Festival. Representatives from Magic Strawberry Sound and Makeus (Dingo) CSO were also present. Over 270 attendees, including Taiwanese entertainment industry representatives from Ten Entertainment, Sound of Tomorrow, Odot Music Studio, Chromelion Entertainment, East Town Music, as well as artists and fans, filled the venue to capacity.

Taiwanese artists delivered vibrant performances that electrified the audience. Among them were Ander, a nominee for 'Best New Artist' at the prestigious Golden Melody Awards, Linyion, who won 'Best R&B Album' at the Golden Indie Music Awards, and I'm Difficult, who took home the 'Best Alternative Pop Album' award at the same event. Their explosive energy captivated the crowd.

The showcase provided a platform for collaboration between Korean entertainment figures from major labels, marketing agencies, and concert planners, and their Taiwanese counterparts. Taiwanese representatives introduced their artists' works, exploring possibilities for future Korea-Taiwan co-productions, festival participation, and joint projects.

Taiwanese attendees also expressed positive feedback about the event. Sally from Ten Entertainment stated, "The event allowed us to meet partners from various fields. We aim to expand partnerships beyond borders." Easy Huang, founder of Sound of Tomorrow, mentioned, "We will share this success with our artists and continue our long-term development in the Korean market." Elaine Wang, co-founder of Chromelion Entertainment, added, "We will use the insights gained to help our artists expand onto the global stage."

The '2025 Taiwan Beats Showcase in Seoul' was held in conjunction with Korea's largest international music conference, MU:CON. It was organized and operated by HYPEER, a domestic music marketing and label under Kreators Network, and Taiwan's international music export brand, Taiwan Beats.

Lee So-jung, Ten Asia Reporter forusojung@tenasia.co.kr