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Best To Sing Mandarin 1998

Beyond - Karada no Kanata (SINGLE+DVD) (Hong Kong Version)

Chu Wai Kao Peng You (CD + Karaoke VCD)

This edition features 17 tracks including Jordan's latest Canto-pop songs. A three-track DVD has also been included. Jordan Chan's career as a Hong Kong entertainer has been going steady ever since he joined TVB's dance talent-training group in 1985. Also popular as a TV host and actor, Jordan now returns with his first full-length album in two years. Exclusive Memory features nine Mandarin and two Cantonese songs including "Every Girl Is A Beauty" (Track 8), "I'm In Charge" (Track 1), and "Very Difficult" (Track 9). The album's title track, the ballad Exclusive Memory, has also been included on this release.

Guns & Talks OST

In Love With Music Box

This is the live recording of Kelly's latest "Music is Live" concert. Kelly performed 18 of her latest hits, including "That's How We All Fall In Love For The First Time" and "Count to Three and Stop Crying" in the concert. Kelly's little brother, Victor, also made a guest appearance in the concert, performing his sister's single "Serious."

Late Autumn Sound Of Billows Is Stll As Belare Snowy Country DSD (China Version)

Leon Lai has always been the favorite star in telecommunications commercials in Hong Kong, and he just has a new ad broadcast on TV! Set in Japan, the commercial features Leon Lai's "Long-lasting Love" which becomes widely circulated in Hong Kong. The MV for the song stars current Miss Hong Kong Kate Tsui Tsz Shan, a sweet girl who appears to be a perfect match with Leon Lai. In the MV, finding it difficult to communicate with his father, Leon departs from home in search for his dreams... Check out Long-lasting Love to see what will happen next! This AVEP also features "High Standards" and its MV, plus a few other melodious tunes from this Hong Kong idol.

LOST & FOUND 2 (Japan Version)

Love, New Year (Single)

Meng Zhi Fu Qiao (China Version)

Myself (CD + DVD) (China Version)

Those who have been waiting for new music from Bibi Zhou are in for a treat as she is releasing not one, but two new albums. The Super Girl has certainly raised eyebrows with the unorthodox decision to simultaneously release her second and third albums, NOW and WOW, but they are great as both independent and companion albums. NOW plays to Bibi's strength and specialty: R&B. In addition to quintessential R&B numbers like "The Future is Now" (Track 10) and "Believe in Love" (Track 4), the young singer also takes on the challenge of covering the folk song "Liuyang River" (Track 1). Updating the Hunan classic with an R&B arrangement, she creates a unique crossover with the original singer, veteran Li Guyi, whose participation is truly a testament to Bibi's status in the music scene. Bibi also duets with Golden Melody Best Vocalist Nicky Lee in "How Are You?" (Track 8). NOW draws a lot from the singer's own personal experiences, covering topics like studying in Los Angeles ("City of Angels" - Track 5), friendship (A Feng - Track 3), words to her fans ("Each Other" - Track 7), and words to herself ("That Me Said to Me" - Track 6). After spending some time studying in the U.S., Bibi returned to China with music on her mind, and the result is two albums that once again attest to her musical talents. Renowned composers and lyricists from China, Hong Kong and Taiwan like Zhang Yadong, Peter Kam, Andrew Chu, Kubert Leung, Lin Xi, and Cha

Old Songs - Qing Gui Shao Nian Shi (HDCD) (China Version)

Ore Ja Nakya, Kimi Ja Nakya (SINGLE+DVD) (First Press Limited Edition A) (Hong Kong Version)

Pasti (EP) (Malaysia Version)

Peace (Japan Version)

"Qin Qin Zhe Yi Dai" is a compilation of songs of hope and encouragement from more than 10 singers from Hong Kong, featuring "Mei You Tong Hua Shi" by Jackie Cheung, "Ai Zi ji" by Alan Tam, and "Sheng Ming, Ni Hao" by Daniel Chan. When people focus too much on the love between men and women, all the songs in this album celebrate platonic love. A very special album, don�t miss it!

Cui Jian introduced rock music in China 10 years ago with the first release of popular hit Yi Wu Suo You. The song was initially banned for several reasons, but that didn't stop the committed musician from making Cui Jian-style music which essentially defines rock music in China now. His manly voice powers the thought-provoking lyrics in Yi Wu Suo You, fully expressing its context. The album presents affective music from an artist of great influence.

It seems like yesterday when Canto-star, Jordan Chan joined Hong Kong's entertainment. Time flies and Sing Jordan Chan arrives punctually to celebrate his 10th anniversary. The versatile talent has always longed to be a famous celebrity and all hard work has paid off along his gradual ascend to super stardom. Today successful both as singer as well as actor, Jordan returns with a deluxe CD + VCD combo that is packed with overall 16 gems including 3 new Cantonese and 2 Mandarin tunes plus great MV material. Among the favorites fans can find such classics as "Let's Embrace Awhile" (CD/Track 12), "The One I Love" (CD/Track 11), "0932" (CD/Track 9 - VCD/Track 4), "God, Please Save Me" (CD/Track 13), and "Pretending to Be Blind + Deaf " (CD/Track 14). Brand new entries include the red-hot Canto-smash contribution called "Residing Ghost" (CD/Track 3) by talented lyricist, Lin Xi and the touching triangle love tune "Mute Tolerance" (CD/Track 5) also performed in Cantonese as well as the passionate '06 Mandarin song, "Mother's Words" (CD/Track 1 - VCD/Track 1). Everything considered, this release no doubt adds the latest magic to Jordan's long list of memorable hits!

Singer/actor Leon Lai is also investing in the East Asia record label and is responsible for the release of such newcomers as Janice and Charles Ying. The latest treasure from his label is now available as Songs Of Painting. The hit-filled compilation offers fans such goodies as the X'mas Mix of 24, a passionate duet by Janice and Charles, and "Lonely" (Track 4) performed by Janice's younger twin sister, Jil. Chapman To can be heard and seen singing a rock-version of Leon's up-tempo hit "Eyes Want to Travel" (Track 2 and 5), while Michael Kong can be both seen and heard in the MV of "Agreement" (Track 3 and 11) as well as heard performing his earlier classic "Fairy Tale" (Track 6). The theme song for the new Leon Lai movie Moonlight in Tokyo, co-starring Chapman To, is also included (Track 14). Overall Leon seems to be doing quite well in his newly acquired position as this unique compilation of fine Canto-pop proves!

Suh Young Eun Mini Album - Walk In the Desert

Sunny Place of Youth OST (KBS TV Series)

Sunnyday (Hong Kong Version)

Testing Disc For Car Hi-Fi Set (China Version)

Director Kim Ki Duk (Time), known for his non-mainstream art movies and controversial remarks, collaborates with Korea's hottest heartthrob Jang Dong Gun (Taegukgi) in The Coast Guard. A regular on the film festival scenes, Kim garnered a series of international spotlights with his militant flick The Coast Guard, which was chosen as the opening picture for the 2002 Pusan International Film Festival. The Coast Guard entails the gripping emotional tale of private Kang (Jang Dong Gun) whose life turns haywire when he kills a civilian whom he mistakes for a North Korean spy. The film that brought the audience to the edge of their seats is complemented with The Coast Guard OST. Paado ("Wave") (Track 20) offers a simple rhythmic beat combined with strong melody and the mesmerizing vocals of Lee Seung Yeol. Lee is a former member of the legendary Korean modern rock band You And Me Blues which set off a big fan craze with their melancholic, masculine appeal.

Tsuki (Normal Edition) (Japan Version)

Ultimate High (Japan Version)

WEEKEND (Japan Version)

Those who have been waiting for new music from Bibi Zhou are in for a treat as she is releasing not one, but two new albums. The Super Girl has certainly raised eyebrows with the unorthodox decision to simultaneously release her second and third albums, NOW and WOW, but they are great as both independent and companion albums. WOW sees Bibi taking on a wide variety of musical genres and styles, turning this album into a veritable one-woman musical. "No Rest All Year" (Track 1) is a fusion of R&B, a cappella, and rap, while "What" (Track 8) is a hard rock number very different from the singer's usual style. Bibi also tries out big band swing with "Cat's Adventure" (Track 7) and dance retro with "A Fool's Genius" (Track 6), and experiments with different singing styles in Oh Yes!! and "All To Meet You" (Track 4). Playing with lyrics, "Repetitive" (Track 3) makes use of a limited set of connected characters and phrases, and "Perspiration" (Track 10) champions environmental protection with humorous lyrics sprinkled with internet lingo. After spending some time studying in the U.S., Bibi returned to China with music on her mind, and the result is two albums that once again attest to her musical talents. Renowned composers and lyricists from China, Hong Kong and Taiwan like Zhang Yadong, Peter Kam, Andrew Chu, Kubert Leung, Lin Xi, and Chan Siu Kei participated in Bibi's new albums, and the cover design and photography are the work of Tomas Cha

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