“POTAL” comes from the Pisirian in Taitung. With a powerful, captivating voice and solid, highly developed instrumental skills, POTAL excels at blending deep-rooted tribal traditions with diverse musical styles, showcasing a distinctive and expansive musical versatility.

Her cross-genre musical journey spans collaborations with the Taiwanese indie band No-nonsense Collective, Indian rock band JATAYU, and numerous Austronesian musicians. She won first prize at the Taiwan Music Composition and Songwriting Contest and, in 2025, co-produced and performed the theme song for the first “World Indigenous Traditional Games” with Paiwan singer Sauljaljui.

She is also a core member of Outlet Drift, an Amis rock band from Taiwan’s east coast. The band has won "Best Indigenous Language Album" at the Golden Melody Awards twice, for Lady of the Ocean and Masonolay i Cepo', and has also been nominated for "Best Band." Its single "Largest Era" won "Best Rock Song" at the 9th Golden Indie Music Awards. In addition, she has performed with the band at major music events, including the PASIWALI Music Festival, Moonlit Sea Concert, Golden Melody Festival, and Vagabond Festival. Her international performances have taken her across Europe, Asia, and Australia, including prominent stages such as Primavera Sound in Spain, Baybeats in Singapore, SXSW Sydney in Australia, and Colours of Ostrava in the Czech Republic.