Singer/Emcee
Founders / Artistes
Artistes
Tay Kewei
Co-Founder/Singer/Erhu player
Kewei is the sassy Singaporean singer-songwriter who used to be known as the “Back-up Diva”. She toured with the biggest names in Mandarin pop, as backing vocalist in their world concert tours, with David Tao, JJ Lin, Amei and Wang Leehom from 2006-2012.
Signed to Japanese record label S2S, she has since released 2 albums, which was the No. 1 album on the HMV Jazz Charts for several weeks. She recorded a bilingual duet with Filipino heartthrob Christian Bautista, was awarded Local New Artist (Media’s Choice) at the 16th Singapore Hit Awards, and also represented Singapore at the Hong Kong Asian Music Festival 2011, MIDEM Music Festival in Cannes 2012, and at the ASEAN Concert for the Queen of Thailand's Birthday Celebration 2012, among many others.
She also plays the erhu, adding an international appeal to her music with a chinois twist.
Tay Kexin
Co-Founder/Singer/Emcee
A petite dynamite, Kexin is a small girl with a big voice.
She was named "Jazz Queen" as a PK Challenger on Taiwan's Super Idol 2011, and her regular performance at Switch by Timbre has amassed a fan following. Her versatility from sweet jazz numbers to high energy pop hits has made her highly popular at various occasions.
In Dec 2012, Kexin released her own EP [Get Set Go], in which she penned songs of positivity and new beginnings, and it quickly topped Singapore's CD-RAMA regional charts within the first week of sales. "Prove Myself" also ranked no. 12 on MeRadio's 2012 Top 20 singles, and later was one of the soundtracks for Channel U's hit drama show "Marry Me".
Lee Ein Ein
Co-Founder/Keyboardist/Singer
Einein is the lead keyboardist of Sparkle Live Music, and have performed at hundreds of weddings and events, with more than 10 years of experience. Her vast experience also extends to teaching, where she coaches in pop keyboard as well as composing courses.
As the soprano of established acapella group Micappella, they recently did Singapore proud by winning the 2nd place in <The Singoff China>, broadcast on national TV, after spending 2 months in China. They were also invited to perform in Europe's international acappella festival <Vokal Total 2011>, and won as PK challenger in Taiwan's <Super Idol 5>.
Her first EP album released with Tay Kewei featured her as a pianist/singer-songwriter and they toured in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia and Singapore. They were also invited to Taiwanese talent search TV show <Super Idol 4> and emerged victorious as a PK challenger.
Alfred Sim
Singer/Emcee
Alfred is a highly sought after performer for his versatility – his ability to silence the dinner with his artistry has been witnessed at every performance.
He croons Michael Buble ballads with impeccable style, and a surefire wow factor is his signature husky Louis Armstrong impersonation of “What A Wonderful World”, which always draws attention and cheers from audiences.
Beneath his cool, collected demeanour lies a rockstar who has brought the house down with Guns N Roses’ “Sweet Child of Mine” and Aerosmith‘s “I Don’t Wanna Miss AThing”. His talent to impersonate singers across genres always delights - he can mesmerize with an Andy Lau classic <你是我的女人>, or Jacky Chuengs Cantonese classic <你的名字我的姓氏>.
Part of the champion team of Guinness Live 2012, he dueted with Taiwan’s rock duo Power Station in their concert.
Leon Lim
Singer
Leon’s smooth vocals and charming demeanour has always been a favourite with weddings and corporate functions, and have earned him a prestigious spot touring with Wang Lee Hom's World Tour 2011-2013 "Open Fire" as his backing vocalist, and just recently with JJ Lin on his upcoming world tour 2013.
His career began with his stint with “Project Superstar” on national TV, and his commitment to his craft inspired a singer-songwriter showcase at Singapore Art Museum in 2009. He has since also appeared on Taiwan's One Million Star singing competition as a PK challenger.
He also recently wrote and sang the theme song for a local movie Wu Ye Yan Hua (Midnight Fireworks) directed by Huang Yi Liang.
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Mando/English Pop, Evergreens, English and Shanghai Jazz
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