DAVE WANG

ANDY LAU

LEON LAI

SU SIU

Hello

Blue Is The Colour Of My Heart

Club Sandwich

Innovation

Dave Wang (or Wang Jie) has released his brand new Cantonese album.

As usual, his fans can expect to hear the sorrowful music side of Dave the wanderer.  The title track cum first single "Hello" is the Cantonese cover of Virgin Music's newbie Craig Huo Jing Lun's debut hit of the same name.  The follow-up single "If Don't Want People To Know" is another Dave-style and easy-listening ballad.

The CD album comes bundled with a bonus VCD containing the music video of "Hello" and a bunch of discount vouchers which are only valid for use in Hong Kong.

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In conjunction with the release of his 100th movie "A Fighter's Blues" (or Ah Hu) (a Thai boxing flick), Heavenly King Andy Lau (or Liu De Hua) has come out with his brand new Cantonese album.

The first single ballad "When I Met You" is the main theme-song for "A Fighter's Blues", with lyrics written by Andy himself.  The movie's supporting theme-song "Smile" (another slow ballad) is included too.  The title track "Blue Is The Colour Of My Heart" is a mid-tempo Mexican-style track.  Andy also sang the main theme-song "Deficient Beauty" for the TVB serial "Beautiful Life" starring Lin Jia Dong.

Fans of Andy should take note of the following before buying his latest offering.  The first batch of his limited-edition album comes in the whopping big 11" x 11" size package and contains ten of his new tracks.  The second-edition album CD reverts back to the normal size, but it comes bundled with the full sound-track album CD of his movie "A Fighter's Blues".  So take your pick, guys.

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Heavenly King Leon Lai (or Li Ming) has released a new song + collection two-CD album.

Containing a whopping thirty-two tracks, the album has four brand new tracks : "Listen To The Body Sing" and "Go On And Love" are two techno dance numbers composed and produced by long-time music collaborator Mark Lui; "Dreams Come True" is a Mandarin dance track; and "Love Is More Important Than Me" is a cover of a Korean ballad, with lyrics written by Lin Xi.

The remaining twenty-eight tracks are made up of twenty-four collection songs and four instrumental pieces.  Many of Leon's past hits (during his time with Sony Music) can be found here, such as "Sugar In The Marmalade", "Prima-Donna", "Visual Trip" (or Yan Jing Xiang Lu Xing), "Happy 2000", "I Love You This Much" (or Wo Zhe Yang Ai Ni), "If I Can See You Again" (or Ru Guo Ke Yi Zai Jian Ni), "From Now On" (or Cong Jin Kai Shi) and "Belongs To Me" (or Fei Wo Mo Shu).

The album comes with six calendar cards, each showing different facial expressions of Leon.  However I believe his fans will be disappointed to learn that the calendar starts from December 2000 and stops miserably at June 2001.

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This is Su Siu's (or Xiao Xue) third release within the same year, which is also in the form of an EP.

Altogether there are five vocal tracks, including the first ballad single "Forever".  The second single is the light-tempo "Non-Stop Station".  She also sang a cover of Phil Chang's (or Zhang Yu) hit "Rain Keeps Falling" (or Yu Yi Zhi Xia), titled "Don't Love Me This Minute".

The EP CD is in AVCD format, i.e., it doubles up as a VCD which contains the music videos for "Forever" and "Non-Stop Station".

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