Janice Wei Lan: Do U Know
After a major success in year 2005, this Filipino-Korean lass is back with her sophomore album. Exactly like her previous album, Janice’s Do U Know is dominated mainly by ballads and includes an English song. The album kicks off with a soothing piano piece followed by 离家出走 (Lei Ga Chut Jau) which is theme song for [...]
Continue reading...Kangta & Vanness: SCANDAL
Sunday, August 13, 2006
Umm… I know this is not really a complete album to be reviewed. I cannot help but tempted to. I would agree more if they are known as a collaboration rather than a new group. When the media reported that Kangta 安七炫 (An Qi Xuan) and Vanness 吴建豪 (Wu Jian Hao) are going to work [...]
Continue reading...Jolin Tsai: Dancing Diva (Wu Niang)
Friday, June 16, 2006
After signing a new contract with Capitol Records, Jolin 蔡依林 (Cai Yi Lin) finally has release her new and the first album under the company. 玩美 (Wan Mei) is an exotic upbeat number. To a certain extent, it is a good piece to be an opening track. 舞娘 (Wu Niang) spurs much amazement to listeners who [...]
Continue reading...Anson Hu: Music Code (Yin Yue Mi Ma)
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
Like his albums before this, Anson 胡彥斌 (Hu Yan Bin)’s 音乐密码 (Yin Yue Mi Ma) comprises of rock numbers and romantic ballads. 皇帝 (Huang Di) is a catchy fast tempo. A good kick-off for the whole album. Once you familiarize with it, automatically you will find yourself singing along with the tune and fingers tapping. Track two, [...]
Continue reading...Chen Wei Quan: VChuan Chakra (Quan Neng Liang)
Monday, May 8, 2006
Do you still remember Z-Chen’s Cap Girl? Or maybe Joey Yung’s 明天爱谁 (Ming Tian Ai Shui)? These songs are the products of this Malaysian music whiz – 陈威全 (Chen Wei Quan aka VChuan). 全力推介 (Quan Neng Liang) received tremendous support from local radio stations, 988 and MY FM also not forgetting his fans. The lyric is [...]
Continue reading...The Flowers (Hua Er Yue Dui): Flowered Season Dynasty (Hua Ji Wang Chao)
Saturday, April 8, 2006
As much as I hate to admit this, I still have to say that I love this band! Their song might sound unoriginal, but one cannot deny that their music is good and of top quality. 花儿乐队 (Hua Er Yue Dui / The Flowers) is a very popular boyband from Mainland China. They made their [...]
Continue reading...Angela Chang: Pandora
Sunday, March 19, 2006
When I first got to know that Angela Chang Shao Han is going to have her debut album, my first impression was like – “What again!? Another bubblegum Taiwanese actress-turned-singer?” However, her first single, 寓言 (Yu Yan / Fable) did really blow me off. I finally realized my mistake of judging a book from its [...]
Continue reading...Endy Chow: Light (Gwong)
Thursday, March 16, 2006
Some critics regarded him as the second Nicholas Tse as both of their music is of the same genre and their style of singing too. After two EPs released in Hong Kong, he finally had the chance to own his first album – 光 (Gwong). He is Endy 周国贤 (Chow Kok Yin or Zhou Guo [...]
Continue reading...Janice Wei Lan: My Love
Sunday, March 5, 2006
What I can say about Janice Wei Lan’s voice is outstanding. She has the power to hit the high notes and yet does not crack her voice. I seldom take a liking on slow-motion songs but Janice made me hooked with her 十个他不如你一个 (Sap Go Ta But Yu Nei Yat Go). Just a simple description: [...]
Continue reading...Typhoon: Overflow (Tian Da Di Da)
Monday, February 20, 2006
Typhoon is Jungiery Star’s new group that consists of three . Their Japanese rock band like image made them the first in Taiwan that leads the 华丽遥滚 (Gorgeous Rock Style). Toro as their leader is known as the 强烈台风: Strong Typhoon. 小村 (Xiao Cun), the eldest yet looked the youngest is the 轻度台风: Gentle Typhoon [...]
Continue reading...
Friday, January 5, 2007
7 Comments