GDJYB

Hong Kong indie band

GDJYB (Chinese: 雞蛋蒸肉餅) is a 4-piece indie band based in Hong Kong. Its name originates from an abbreviation of the Chinese dish of steamed meatloaf with egg. The band first consisted of vocalist and guitarist Soft Liu, guitarist Soni Cheng, bassist YY Wong, and drummer Heihei Ng.

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GDJYB

Hong Kong indie band

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GDJYB (Chinese: 雞蛋蒸肉餅) is a 4-piece indie band based in Hong Kong. Its name originates from an abbreviation of the Chinese dish of steamed meatloaf with egg. The band first consisted of vocalist and guitarist Soft Liu, guitarist Soni Cheng, bassist YY Wong, and drummer Heihei Ng.

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GDJYB (Chinese: 雞蛋蒸肉餅) is a 4-piece indie band based in Hong Kong. Its name originates from an abbreviation of the Chinese dish of steamed meatloaf with egg. The band first consisted of vocalist and guitarist Soft Liu, guitarist Soni Cheng, bassist YY Wong, and drummer Heihei Ng. In 2017, YY Wong left the band and was replaced by Wing Chan. The band describes their style as "math/folk rock". Singing in Honglish and in Mandarin, they have written songs with topics ranging from daily happenings to social issues. The band's song "Burn It Down" brings forth the struggle between religious and LGBT-oriented parties. On the other hand, "Durian What What What" describes the political situation in Hong Kong after the Umbrella Revolution in 2014. GDJYB released their first full album 23:59 Before Tomorrow in early 2017 in both Hong Kong and Taiwan, consisting of 11 new songs including hit singles such as "Durian What What What" and "Burn it Down". In 2018, they released the EP Squarecle. It features the song "Sunrise" (日曰), written in collaboration with Taiwanese band Elephant Gym as a complement to their song "Moonset" (月落). In 2021, Liu and Cheng moved from Hong Kong to Taiwan, and started their own band named Running Youth. In December 2025, they released a new album by the name of Project 2222.

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