Bursting with T-pop hooks, Taiwan's hip-hop quartet Da Mouth (rough translation: Big Mouth) avoids heavy beats but loads up on sugary treats—electro-funk bass, synth brass, air horns and idol-worthy pop choruses. But don't discount the verbal facility of Vancouver-raised bilingual rapper MC40, whose English/Mandarin delivery is unstoppable (and rightly legendary across Taiwan). Meanwhile, DJ Chung Hua lays down multicultural rhythms as male/female tag team Harry and Aisa bring the vocal thunder, helping transform these rhyme machines into an international venture swelling with Canadian/Korean/Japanese spirit.