My friend introduced me to this song, and I've had it on repeat ever since!

My close friends have been my mentors on this musical journey, as they've offered valuable insights and techniques that have helped me become a better singer and performer.

I prefer slower songs because I grew up listening to that genre. They allow emotions to be conveyed more deeply and clearly, making it easier for me to connect with the song's meaning.

I always sing slow and emotional songs, so I am excited to challenge myself by diving into faster-paced songs, embracing the different energy and dynamism they offer.

Music has enriched my life with unique experiences and lasting connections. I've had the privilege of forming deep and enduring friendships with individuals who share the same passion. Together, we established a band and had the opportunity to perform at various events, including a dear friend's wedding and local night markets.

I want to challenge myself to try new genres of songs, as well as push myself to combine elements of stage performing into my performance.

“Sounds From Upstairs” by Jacky Cheung. It's my most replayed song on Spotify. The melody and lyrics remind me to stay true to myself, even amidst life's noise and distractions.

The first song that left a lasting impression on me is Teresa Teng’s “I Only Care For You.” It holds a special place in my heart as it was the first Chinese song I ever learned to sing.

The first album I bought was Train’s “Save Me, San Francisco.” After hearing a song from that album and falling in love with it, I decided to buy the whole album to explore more of their music.

Definitely! It’s one of the top things me and my band are currently working on.

Ages ago! I practically grew up with it, thanks to my parents and their karaoke nights!