Emerline & Daniel‘s wedding celebration took place at China Club, which has a strong oriental vibe. Hence when Doris, Emerline’s sister, thought of engaging a live band as a wedding present, she knew that she wanted Shanghai jazz as the music for the event (scroll down for repertoire). Truth be told, we were excited to

Band: Andyoma (vocals), Mario (piano) We were honoured to be invited back by HCIA for the 4th time to be a part of their anniversary event! And this time round they requested for Andayoma and Mario back again for their music entertainment. Andayoma even learnt a new Shanghai song 《等着你回来》 (Mandarin) for them！ Here’s a

Audrey’s thoughts: Can You Feel The Love Tonight There are many reasons which make a gig memorable. This particular one left me a deep impression because: 1) It’s my first time performing for a birthday celebration 2) It’s my first time performing at Orchard Parade Hotel Tung Lok Classics 3) It’s my first time performing

L-R: Huibing, Zhengquan & Jixiang L-R: Zheng Quan, Desmond, Sandra, Huibing, Jixiang Band: Huibing, Zhengquan & Jixiang Repertoire: Sometimes When We Touch (1st march in), 我要你的爱, 恋之憩 2nd march in, 但愿人长久, 在我生命中的每一天, 爱是你眼里的一首情歌, 每天爱你多一些 (Cantonese), 你的名字我的姓氏(Cantonese), I Swear, Way Back Into Love, Shakespeare In Love, Now And Forever, Shower Me With Your Love, Love Will

Imelda’s Thoughts: In My Life The past year of my life had flown past really quickly. I was just lamenting to a good fellow musician friend how I’m getting older and more wrinkly… and honestly feeling a little sad about it… The very next evening was our performance at Shangri La for Daniel and Alice’s

Huibing’s thoughts: Coming soon!    L-R: Huibing, Felicia, Patrick & Matt Band: Huibing & Matt Repertoire: Rainbow Connection, Hey Delilah, Wishes, Especially for You, Moon River, Kiss Me, New Soul, Que Sara Sara, Pretty world, Dreaming of You, Wishin’ & Hopin’, 夜来香 (Tuberrose), 可爱的茉莉花 (Lovely Rose), 南屏晚钟 (Evening Bell Tolls of Nanping), 小手拉大手 (My Hand in Yours), 月亮代表我的心

Juliet’s Thoughts: 玫瑰玫瑰我爱你 (Rose Rose I Love You) Just when i thought there could not be new ways of doing march-ins, Ken and Rachel surprised us with their very sensuous 2nd march-in, with bride Rachel sashaying down the red carpet and the groom striding down to meet into a dance, so much that that’s all i can

Shi Li’s thoughts: 爱你在心口难开 (Love You More Than I Can Say)  Meeting Qing Qing and Yong Chuan for the very first time, I could tell they were very heartwarming people, from the songs that they had chosen for their audience and how the guests react to them from the march-ins, and all the way to

Juliet’s thoughts: 爱情的魔力 (The Power Of Love) It’s a real joy exploring new ways of singing old sounds. If you don’t know me by now, that’s always been my greatest interest. My deep desire to understand what my parents love, but also the richness of the culture and the language Mandarin, combined with the mad

Bevlyn’s Thoughts: I’m Beginning To See The Light Carmy probably never imagine she’d find true love on the other end of the world. According to Carmy’s good girlfriend, when she arrived in Bahrain, they used to lament at the lack of quality dates – the available but bad dates are these, aplenty in the Middle

Hsin Yeow’s thoughts: 玫瑰玫瑰我爱你 (Rose Rose I Love You) I really enjoyed watching the video shown during Rachel and Kelvin’s wedding celebration. First of all, the song chosen was Daddy’ Angel, and the lyrics are really touching. The video also showed Kelvin and his friends dancing to Wonder Girl’s Nobody and Aaron Kwok’s 对你爱不完 (Everlasting

Tanya’s thoughts: 夜上海 (Night In Shanghai) Although there was no specifically mentioned theme for Joshua and Bijun’s wedding, it was apparent the moment we arrived at the foyer area. There was small trishaw tucked in a little corner and guests were taking photos in it. On the tables were some decorative items such as the

Bevlyn’s Thoughts: 外婆的澎湖湾 (Grandma’s Peng Hu Bay) When I first got to know that I’d be singing for Mdm Tan’s 81st birthday, I was so thrilled! There is more than her longevity to celebrate about, but also the fact that there are so many children and grandchildren by her side to make this celebration possible.

Bevlyn’s thoughts: 爱的路上只有我和你 (You And Me On The Road To Love) Steven is one of the rare grooms I’d met who was really daring to serenade his bride. During rehearsal, he was full of ideas and even got James to sing 1 verse of the song before he ‘sings-in’ during 2nd march-in with Charlotte by his

Bevlyn’s Thoughts: 夜上海 (Shanghai Nights) This was a wedding that really used live music to set the ambience – Jennifer arranged for the band to perform the 1st set with English jazz and classics, and the 2nd set with Shanghai jazz, so the theme was set clear apart between the two march-in. Jennifer looked absolutely

Tanya’s thoughts: Especially For You It was a really sweet gesture from the aunt of the bride to hire us to sing at Dave and Priscilla’s wedding. The selection of songs went down well with the guests and from the feedback and applause, they seemed to have enjoyed themselves. We were touched by the hospitality

Bevlyn’s thoughts: I Believe This is probably the wedding which I perform songs in the most number of languages, specifically, I took up the courage to learn a Korean song – ‘I Believe’, made popular by the Korean movie ‘My Sassy Girl’.  It was a bit unnerving, I had to admit! On the actual day

Imelda’s Thoughts: Coming soon! Band: Imelda, James & Brad L-R: James, Dennis, Clara, Imelda, Brad Repertoire: 给我一个吻 (Give Me A Kiss),  我要你的爱 (I Want Your Love), 玫瑰玫瑰我爱你 (Rose Rose I Love You), 夜来香 (Fragrance In The Night, 甜蜜蜜 (Honey Sweet), 爱情的魔力 (The Power of Love), 一见你就笑 (I Smile When I See You), 叉烧包 (Pork Buns), 夜上海 (Shanghai Nights), 好春宵

Judy’s thoughts: 月亮代表我的心 (The Moon Represents My Heart) It was a pleasant evening, with cool breeze and trees swaying gently as I walked to Furama Riverfront. So I was already feeling very chilled when I arrived at Mercury Ballroom. I was early, so the hotel staff were still setting up. I was greeted warmly by

Junxiong’s thoughts: 我们的爱 (Our Love) Getting married on the 15th day of first month in lunar year is definitely a golden choice that most Asians will look forward to for their Big Day. This is because apart from being the Lantern Festival (元宵节), the 15th of Lunar month is also treated as the Eastern Valentine’s