Chantaiman Hong Kong
Formed in 2010 in Hong Kong, Chantaiman's sound is a blend of britpop and post-punk, which has earned them comparisons to
Interpol, Blur, The xx, and Embrace. Their debut album "Ordinary People" is for all the ordinary people.
"Baby, you should know/ We're only passing by"
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