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The old "Blue Jeans" So Tak Wah
is a new surfer.
[9.97]
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John Laudon always keeps his
computer updated and is very happy with his Macintosh running
Performer on
MacOS 8.
[9.97]
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James Ting writes for
Sammi, arranges for Ekin and collects vintage
synths.
[9.97]
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Tommy 'Sai Fei' Chiu
is producing Eric Suen's new album with
Comfort Chan.
[8.97]
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Pay attention to Billy Chan. He'll certainly become one of the best
arrangers in Hong Kong.
[8.97]
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Meet Holun Mak (Amanda Lee) in
chat rooms!
[6.97]
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The seriously funny
Joseph Hwang.
[6.97]
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Master Yue Lun, the legendary film score composer, guest conducts the
string session on Leo Ku's EYT.
[6.97]
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Tommy Ho (a.k.a ¨¦€€€―) is responsible for the recent
Patrick Tam, Hermie Chiu and the coming
Miriam Yeung albums.
[6.97]
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Davy Tam works on Aaron Kwok's album after completing Karen Tong's project.
[6.97]
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Former Taichi bassist Edde Sing
returns from Taiwan.
[6.97]
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Peter Kam brings his
portable digital workstation to the studio.
[6.97]
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Producer Carl Wong
is the man behind Grasshoppers' music.
[5.97]
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World-famous engineer Michael Fossenkemper mixes
Nic Tse's album.
[5.97]
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Being the new head of Fitto Entertainment, New Yorker
Jimmy Lee seeks US aids for Nic Tse.
[5.97]
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Alex San writes and produces
Stephen Ma.
[5.97]
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Chynaman Donald Ashley
is an all-round musician who does equally well in writing, singing and performing
various instruments.
[4.97]
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Lyricist Christopher Loak (a.k.a. ―τΈͺ) started his career
writing for Taichi. He is now a member of the new group
YLK Organization.
[4.97]
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Comfort 'Punk' Chan is one of
the hottest producers in town responsible for albums of Ekin Cheng,
Jordan Chan,
Eric Suen, Helina Tam as well as
jingles and
movie
soundtracks.
[4.97]
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A really gifted musician, Andrew Tuason
is one of top producers in Hong Kong with Andy Lau, Cass Phang & Jeff Chang to his credits.
[3.97]
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Violin Master Wong Wai Ming does classical concerts,
solo albums and
recording sessions.
[3.97]
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Clarence Hui and his
CAM (a.k.a. Stardust)
team give major contribution in Hong Kong's music and film industry with a long list of
success stories.
[3.97]
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Sandy Chang Mei-yin writes lyrics.
[3.97]
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Starting his career from the days of "Star Show", Patrick Yeung is still
actively involved in music productions.
[3.97]
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Patrick Kwok is a songwriter, arranger, producer and
artist.
[3.97]
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Coming from Canada,
Charles Huntley plays his sax in
studios and concerts.
[3.97]
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Session musician Danny Leung is playing Ray's guitar.
[3.97]
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These backing vocalists sing better than most of the local artists. [from left] 'Sai' May, Donald Cheung, 'Tai' May & Jackie Cho [2.97] |
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Stanley Leung produces
artists of Warner Music such as Sammi, Aaron, Zen ...
[2.97]
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Leo Ku is producer
Tony Kiang's
latest experiment!
[1.97]
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Guitarist Dodong is one of the top Filipino musicians in Hong Kong.
[1.97]
|
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Singer/songwriter Douglas Li's
latest adventure is to produce
Athena's
Cantonese album.
[1.97]
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Minimal's Arion and
Veronica have written and arranged
for Anthony Wong,
Andy Hui, Cass Phang, Linda Wong ...
[1.97]
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Among the top lyricists in Hong Kong, Lin Xi is the only one who writes
in both Cantonese and Mandarin.
[1.97]
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Chiu Tsang Hei is the music
director of Andy Lau World Tour and also the producer of Edmond Leung's
latest album.
[1.97]
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Peter Kam has just finished
working on the soundtrack of Jackie Chan's "Mr. Nice Guy".
[1.97]
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