Songs with strong bass include "Breathing Pain", "Long Time No See", "Love Transfer", "King of K Songs" and "Not That Simple".

1. "Breathing Pain"

"Breathing Pain" is a song sung by Malaysian popular female singer Leong Jingru. It is written by Yao Ruolong and composed by Yu Heng. In Liang Jingru's album "Worship" released in November 2007. In 2008, the song won the Bronze Award for Favorite Karaoke Song and the Top Ten Original Song Award at the Malaysian Entertainment Association Awards.

2. "Long Time No See"

"Long Time No See" is a song sung by the popular male singer Eason Chan in Hong Kong, China. It was written by Shi Li and composed by Chen Xiaoxia. It is included in the album "Long Time No See". Admit It", released on April 24, 2007. This song is also an episode of the movie "Love Is Not Blind". The Cantonese version of "Long Time No See" is "Better Not See You", which was included in the album "What'S Going On...?" released on November 23, 2006.

3. "Love Transfer"

"Love Transfer" is a song sung by Eason Chan, a popular male singer in Hong Kong, China. It was written by Lin Xi and composed by Ze Risheng. It was included in Eason Chan's 2007 From the album "Admit It" released on April 24. It is also the theme song of the movie "Love Call Transfer".

The Cantonese version of "Love Transfer" is "Under Mount Fuji", which was included in the album "What'S Going On...?" released on November 23, 2006.

4. "The King of K Songs"

"The King of K Songs" is a Mandarin song sung by Hong Kong singer Eason Chan in 2001. It was written by Lin Xi and composed by Chen Huiyang. It is included in the album " "It's Me Anyway", the song also has a Cantonese version of the same name, which was included in the album "Fire Fighting" released in 2000.

The song won the "Supreme Song Award" and "My Favorite Song Award" at the popular music awards ceremony. After that, Eason Chan got another nickname: "King of Karaoke".

5. "Not That Simple"

"Not That Simple" is a song sung by Huang Xiaohu. It was written by Yao Ruolong and composed by Xiao Huangqi. It was included in Huang Xiaohu's December 18, 2009 Released from the album "Simple/Not Simple".

At the Music Pioneer Chart Annual Awards Ceremony held on April 9, 2011, "Not That Simple" won the Most Popular Pioneer Karaoke Award.