Chinese name 泳兒 (traditional) Birth name Chan Ka-Yan (陳家欣) Jyutping Wing6 Yi4 (Cantonese) Role Singer | Pinyin Name Vincy Chan Chinese name 泳儿 (simplified) | |
Labels Emperor Entertainment Group Albums 愛情歌, 風．情歌, Pieces Of V, 接近天空的地方, Vincy Similar People Sherman Chung, Ken Hung, Hins Cheung, Joey Yung, Raymond Lam Profiles | ||
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Vincy Chan (born 16 October 1982) is a Hong Kong Cantopop singer. She began her singing career after winning 1st runner up at the 2005 New Talent Singing Awards and has since been signed with Emperor Entertainment Group. Her best known songs include "Feeling" (感應) and "My Memories are Not My Own" (我的回憶不是我的).
Contents
- Raymond lam vincy chan after tomorrow mv
- Vincy Chan baobei Darling Song
- Biography
- Career
- Studio albums
- EPs
- Compilations
- Live albums
- Awards
- References
Vincy Chan - baobei (Darling Song)
Biography
Born in Hong Kong, Chan immigrated with her family to Singapore in 1990. She attended Dunman High School in her teens and graduated from Nanyang Technological University with a degree in accounting in 2005. Upon graduating, Chan entered Project Superstar, a singing competition in Singapore and was placed among the top 24 contestants. More substantially, she returned to Hong Kong and won first runner-up and the award for "Best Style" at the 2005 New Talent Singing Awards which led to her being signed by Emperor Entertainment Group.
Career
Chan launched her solo career in 2006 with the debut single, "Feeling" (感應), for which she quickly gained popularity. She was promoted by her record company early on as a "successor to Joey Yung" and her vocals often drew her comparisons to early R&B era Faye Wong. She was widely successful as a newcomer, sweeping awards at all 4 major year-end music award shows. This included a Top 10 Gold Song Award at RTHK for "Feeling," which remains one of her signature tunes to this day.
In 2012-13, Chan released a couple of electronic albums collaborating with People Mountain Sea, the music production company founded by Anthony Wong, who was among her earliest champions. "Electrify" (通電), the lead single to the album I am Free (我自在), was widely praised by DJs at Commercial Radio Hong Kong at the time, and reached number 2 on their singles chart.
Studio albums
