Chan has a brand new Kit bag

WHEN a singer has released a best-of collection, it signifies a milestone of sorts (other than the commercial end of bolstering her coffers).

After getting that album out of the way, it seems that Kit Chan has gone bolder in experimenting more with her music. Not since Cornered has she laid out such a kaleidoscopic feast of songs.

She had stuck to mainly mainstream fare after lukewarm response to the 1995 effort.

But thankfully, she has not given up exploring further. You will have a field time savouring the diverse spread she has served up here: the exuberant, self-penned I Have Finally Forgotten About Your Birthday; the meditative Appear; the hard-jibing You Cool; the pensive Full Dance.

If you think that by owning the compilation album, you would have already heard the best from Chan, don't bet your money on it.

She is only starting to sound better and better. If Lola is a sign of things to come, then be prepared to fork out for her future records.