Taiwan's Evan Yo can tackle warm ballads and cool R&B and dubstep tracks. He came up in the as a young student of classical violin and piano, but as a maturing singer/songwriter, his work is far from conservative. His crossover Mandopop style, which blends pop ballads with production styles influenced by R&B, electronic music, or even punk, has earned him comparisons to similar boundary-defying singers like Jay Chou and David Tao, and his voice has a winsome charm that's all his own.