YanFeng Li
YanFeng Li is a Hakka singer-songwriter from Pingtung, Taiwan, creating music in both Hakka and Mandarin. Blending Folk and Country Rock, he turns everyday life, memories, love, home, and human connection into warm and honest songs.
YanFeng first gained recognition through the Hakka Pop Music Competition in 2019 and has continued to develop his own voice through songwriting and live performances. From his 2023 Young People （後生人）tour to his 2024 solo concert The Wind Is Gentle（風是溫柔的） at Witch House, one of Taiwan’s iconic independent music venues, his music has always been rooted in a simple belief: there is always room to say “I love you” and to find something beautiful in ordinary life.
In 2026, YanFeng completed a three-year original graduation-song project, Ready To Shine（發光之前）, creating Hakka and Mandarin songs with children in rural Pingtung. Through music, the project brought Hakka language into classrooms and connected different generations across local communities.
Coming from southern Taiwan, YanFeng carries the warmth of his hometown into every song. His music is gentle, sincere, and full of light—a reminder that growing up does not mean losing our softness, and that the stories of where we come from are worth singing.
李彥鋒是來自台灣屏東的客家創作歌手，以客語及華語進行創作，融合民謠與鄉村搖滾，將日常生活、回憶、愛、家鄉與人際情感，譜寫成溫暖而真摯的歌曲。
2019 年，李彥鋒透過客家流行音樂大賽嶄露頭角，此後持續透過詞曲創作與現場演出，逐步建立自己的音樂風格。從 2023 年的《後生人》巡演，到 2024 年在台灣指標性獨立音樂展演空間女巫店舉辦個人專場《風是溫柔的》，他的音樂始終圍繞著一個簡單的信念：愛，永遠值得說出口，而平凡生活中也總有值得珍惜的美好。
2026 年，李彥鋒完成歷時三年的原創畢業歌曲計畫《發光之前》，與屏東偏鄉的孩子們共同創作客語及華語歌曲。透過音樂，這項計畫讓客語走進校園，也串連起在地社區的不同世代。
來自南台灣的李彥鋒，將家鄉的溫暖融入每一首作品。他的音樂溫柔、真誠，充滿陽光般的能量，提醒我們，即使逐漸長大，也不必失去內心的柔軟；那些關於家鄉與成長的故事，都值得被唱出來。
Jade Music Fest is grateful to be held on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam Indian Band), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish Nation), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh Nation). We acknowledge our privilege to operate on these lands, and commit to work with and be respectful to the Indigenous peoples whose music and culture encourages us to better listen to each other.