What is the vocal music of Singapore?

- Getai: A form of traditional Chinese street opera characterized by colorful costumes and lively performances, featuring singing, dancing, and acrobatics.

- Xinyao: A genre of Mandarin folk songs that emerged in the 1970s and 80s, often exploring themes of love, life, and social issues.

- Indian Classical Music: Carnatic music, a classical vocal form from South India, is popular among the Indian community in Singapore.

- Malay Vocal Music: Traditional Malay vocal styles include the melancholic "Dondang Sayang" and the fast-paced and rhythmic "Joget".

- Baba & Nyonya Music: Peranakan (Baba & Nyonya) culture incorporates elements of Chinese and Malay music, resulting in unique vocal traditions like "Keroncong" and "Bangsawan".

Contemporary Vocal Music:

- Mandopop: Popular Mandarin music that draws inspiration from both Chinese and Western musical styles. Singers from Singapore who achieved fame in Mandopop include Stefanie Sun, JJ Lin, and Tanya Chua.

- Cantopop: Popular Cantonese music popular in Hong Kong and Singapore.

- Indie Music: Singapore's indie music scene features an eclectic mix of genres, with many vocalists showcasing their original creations.

- Jazz and Blues: Jazz and blues music have a strong following in Singapore, with many venues featuring live performances by local and international artists.

- Other Styles: Singaporean vocalists also delve into other genres like K-pop, hip-hop, pop-rock, and electronic dance music.