Tien Chong

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Tien Chong (simplified Chinese: 张天; traditional Chinese: 張天; pinyin: Zhāng Tiān; born September 25, 1994) is a Hong Kong singer-songwriter who made her debut in 2017.^[4] She was one of the seven first-round competitors in Singer 2018^[5] where she was eliminated on week five.^[6]Tien is a contralto.^[2]

Early life[edit]

On September 25, 1994, Chong was born in the United Kingdom to a Singaporean law student and a British nurse.^[1]

Career[edit]

Chong has often relocated for her career, staying in Singapore, United Kingdom, Thailand and Hong Kong. She currently lives in Hong Kong to pursue her music career.^[2][1][7]

Career beginning: 2014–2017[edit]

Chong signed to MoFo Music in 2014^[2] and is managed by director/producer Kelvin Avon.

Chong was the voice for the HTC One M9 international campaign. She had co-written with the UK-based producer/DJ SanXero, New York writer Curtis Richa, and has supported Hong Kong artist/producer Jun Kung for his 'Alive On Stage' performance at McPherson Stadium.

In July 2015, she was invited to a songwriting camp in London's iconic Abbey Road Studios where she wrote and composed songs with well-known songwriters.

On August 19–20, 2016, she flew to Cuba to perform as an invited guest to Cuban Fusion Flamenco guitarist Reynier Marino at the National Theatre of Cuba for two nights as part of the 90th birthday celebrations of Fidel Castro.

Chong also starred in the DBS Bank-sponsored series Sparks, which premiered in mid-March 2017, and she sang the theme song for the online ad campaign. Since then, she has performed at the Atlas Bar opening in Singapore, Daybreaker in Hong Kong, and many more.

Singer 2018 and TIEN: 2018–present[edit]

Under Mofo Music, Chong released her first single, "Breathless", where her debut album was pending to be released.^[8]

Chong debuted as the first-week contestant on Singer 2018.^[9] Following the premiere episode (where she placed 2nd^[10]), she was recognized as a "dark horse" by the Chinese media,^[1] and her participation led to a rise in numbers of followers on her Weibo account from around 100 fans to around 16,000 fans.^[11][12]

Chong remained in the competition for four more weeks until her elimination on week five. She later returned to the competition on the sixth week for a return performance, and another on the 12th week, the Breakouts, with the latter performance failing to qualify for the finale.

Details[edit]

Overall Ranking and Percentage of Votes[edit]

Singer 2018 has four rounds of competition, and the overall ranking and percentage of votes was counted for every two shows, (the exception was on week three, due to the withdrawal of GAI.)

Discography[edit]

Studio Album[edit]

Singles[edit]

References[edit]

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