awards show to nominate independent artists in its major categories. The singer has been enjoying growing popularity in Taiwan and Mainland China. At the 7th Chinese Music Media Awards in Hong Kong, Chang received the award for Best New Mandarin Artist. She released her second album Oh, dear. dear. I haven't. (親愛的...我還不知道) on 20 July 2007. For the song 畢竟, she was nominated for Best Lyricist at the 19th Golden Melody Awards. Since then, she has been joined by three other musicians (Cent, Goodtone, and Sunho) to create a band called Algae. On 22 May 2009, her third album City (城市) was released. Chang released her fourth album in August 2012. The album named 神的遊戲 (Games We Play) was released under Sony music. The new album provides insights into Chang's life experiences over the past three years, in songs such as 如何; her constant advocacy for social issues, in song like 玫瑰色的你 (Rose-colored), for she won her first Golden Melody Award for the song's lyrics. Musical style Using a guitar as her primary instrument. She is generally considered an indie artist despite having signed with recording giant Sony BMG. Chang's most downloaded song Baby (寶貝) was written after she turned 13 following a fight with her mother. However, the full song was not realized until later when she had learned how to play a musical instrument. Her Work In her album named Games we Play, she published a song named 玫瑰色的你 (meaning the rose-coloured you). The song is used to show her respect towards all fighters for freedom and democracy. Discography Studio albums EP Soundtrack Tours and performances Spring Scream Formoz Festival The Wall Live House─Cat Power Warm Up Hohaiyan Rock Festival Modern Sky Festival In Music Festival S.H.E Top Girl Concert（Guests） Taiwan Music Night at Nouveau Casino, Paris, France Sodagreen「Walk Together」Concert Tour 2012（Guest） Fuji Rock Festival フジロック 2012, Naeba, Japan Deserts ＆ Algae To Ebb Tour 2014–2015 Taiwanese Wave at Central Park Summerstage Festival 2015, New York City, United States Awards and nominations Awards Nominations References External links Deserts Chang's official website Deserts Chang's blog 1981 births Living people 21st-century Taiwanese singers Taiwanese Mandopop singer-songwriters 21st-century Taiwanese women singers