Candy Lo

Before going solo Candy Lo was the lead vocalist in Hong Kong based rock band "Black & Blue". Before the band released any material, they used to perform independently of Black & Blue as a band as well. In 1995 Black & Blue released their first record titled Hope In Just One Day. A year later, in 1996 they released their second album "Eponymously" titled Black & Blue. The former contains songs mostly sung in English while the latter is completely in Cantonese. Stepping away from English and singing completely in Cantonese had been a decision made in concordance with their record label so as to make the band more understandable to fans. Lo wrote the lyrics to their songs herself.

In 1998 Candy Lo was signed to Sony Music, thus starting her solo career. Her first release under Sony was an EP called "Unnecessary To Want...Perfect Can Be Terrible". For this record she won a Golden Award in the same year. In winter 1998, Candy released a second record called Miao, the title of which refers to Candy's love of cats and how "they listen while people sometimes don't".The album didn't sell as much copies as expected. Producer Kubert Leung blamed the public, who "failed to grasp the concept of the album". Candy is also an actress.

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