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HMV shop in the Elements, Kowloon, Hong Kong, in 2007. In 1994, HMV opened its first store in Hong Kong at Windsor House, 311 Gloucester Road. Following this, HMV expanded into new shopping malls across the region. The Tsim Sha Tsui flagship store, located at the corner of Peking Road and Hankow Road, was the largest record shop in the territory.
Most retail music stores in Hong Kong carry Cantopop, Mandopop, imported English language pop music, Japanese pop music and Korean pop music. Larger music stores, such as HMV in Hong Kong, stock a more extensive range which includes classical music, Cantonese opera in addition to the aforementioned genres. Like Japan, audio cassettes have never ...
Sandy Lam (Virgin Music Hong Kong) Satyricon; Mose Scarlett (EMI Canada) Scotty Boy and the James Kennedys (EMI Washington) S.H.E (EMI Music China) Sara Tunes; Sarah Chen; Salmonella Dub (EMI New Zealand 1994–) Scorpions (Harvest/Electrola, Europe) Dan Seals (Capitol/Liberty) Jay Sean (Relentless) Bob Seger (Capitol) Selena (EMI Latin)
HMV Hong Kong and HMV Singapore (1990s–2010s, "HMV" initials and "His Master's Voice" are both owned by HMV Brand Pte Ltd). HMV Middle East (2015–2022, "HMV" initials are owned by Al Mana Lifestyle Trading in Oman and Qatar, but by Palm Green Capital Limited in United Arab Emirates.
Other hit albums followed and more movie soundtracks were sung by her. A duet was recorded in 2001, "In Your Eyes" with Hong Kong singer Andy Lao, composed by Jim Brickman. "All I Ever Want" reached No. 20 on the Top 30 charts of HMV, a music store in Hong Kong. "In Your Eyes" debuted at No. 8 on the charts of RTHK, Hong Kong's No. 1 radio. [10]
Alyson Hau Born (1983-10-10) 10 October 1983 (age 41) Hong Kong Occupation Disc jockey In this Chinese name, the family name is Hau. Alyson Hau Ka-Ming (born 10 October 1983) is a radio DJ/presenter in Hong Kong and is sometimes known by the nicknames "Allie" or "Ally". She has previously worked at Metro Radio's 104 FM Select (now called "104 Metro Finance") in 2000 and Commercial Radio Hong ...
In 2014, Cheng signed a five-year deal with the label Chessman Hong Kong. Her music at Chessman was noted by a deviation from her ballads, experimenting with electro and dance music. In 2016, she returned to her first manager Starz People and signed with HMV Music, citing differences between her and Chessman. [6]
With four best-selling albums in Cantonese and Mandarin and a record-breaking 18 consecutive concerts in Hong Kong, Wong had established herself as a diva, or "heavenly queen" (天后) as she is commonly known in the Chinese world, by the mid-1990s. Meanwhile, her distaste for Hong Kong's entertainment industry and media environment only grew.