A Perfect Super Model Stephanie Cheng: BioGraphy, Filmography & Untold Truth
Stephanie Cheng (born 10 October 1984) is a
female cantopop singer
in Hong Kong She debuted under Go East Entertainment with the song "Grown
Up" in 2003 and has since released more than six albums and EPs. She is
best known for her song "Traffic Light" 紅綠燈 released in 2006; the
song topped all four major radio stations in Hong Kong and garnered many
year-end chart awards.
Life and Career
2003–2006: Career Beginnings And Breakthrough
She was born in Hong Kong and studied at Heep
Yunn School and the Australian International
School. After her graduation, she began modelling jobs until she was
invited to be a singer. She took singing lessons from veteran singer Teresa
Caprio. She signed a record deal with Go East Entertainment and a
management contract with Starz People. In 2003 she made her debut with the
single "Grown Up" 成人對待. She released her EP Grown Up on 27
November 2003. She released her first studio album Step by Step on
24 September 2004 promoted by lead single Red Flower Club 紅花會.
She returned the next year with the album Beat Beat, released
18 October 2005.
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In 2006 she signed with record label East Asia Music 東亞唱片.
The album Honey was released on 9 November 2006, preceded by
the release of chart-topping single, "Traffic Light". The
song reached number one on all four major Hong Kong stations (903, RTHK, Metro,
and TVB's JSG).
2007–2010: Super Girl, Compilation Album, and Hiatus
In 2007 Cheng changed labels and signed with Star
Entertainment 星娛樂.
She returned to the charts with "Big Girl" and "Tokyo Department
Store", earning five number-ones between the two singles. The album Super
Girl was released on 19 September 2007. In 2008, she
collaborated with Pakho Chau in the duet Nothing Accomplished 一事無成,
and with MC
Jin on "Useless Love Song". Both these tracks were released
in the album 23, released 30 October 2008. The
album also contained the singles "Me Vs Me", "Health
Education", and "Pay Back". In 2009, Cheng released her first
greatest hits album, Stephanie Cheng New + Best Collection, containing
25 tracks, including three new singles. Cheng for the most part of 2010 took a
hiatus from music, only releasing a duet (愛得起) with Linda
Chung and "Queen of Karaoke" K歌之后.
2011–2013: Spring/Summer 2011, EVO, 10-Year Anniversary
In 2011, Stephanie signed a management contract with Star
Entertainment. She returned with the album Spring/Summer 2011 on
18 May 2011, with the intention of releasing a part two titled Fall/Winter
2011 containing dance tracks. Spring/Summer 2011 was
supported by the release of "Kiss Kiss Kiss" and "Four
Seasons" (written by Justin Lo), the former being a three-chart number one
song. The album also featured songs composed by singers Ivana Wong, Pong Nan,
and G.E.M..
In 2012, she released her second EP EVO which spawned the
singles "The Fifth Kind", "Gradually", and "I Just
Wanna Dance". "The Fifth Kind" topped the RTHK and JSG charts.
Celebrating 10 years in the industry, Cheng released two
compilation albums, Live Like 18 New + Best Selections Part One and
Live Like 18 New + Best Selections Part Two in August and November
2013. Cheng's popularity rose again with chart topping singles
"Explode" and "Extraordinary Life". Cheng held her first
concert Live Like 18 Concert On 6–7 December in Star Hall at
the Kowloonbay
International Trade & Exhibition Centre.\
2014–Present: Chessman and HMV Music
In 2014, Cheng signed a five-year deal with 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. She
co-headlined concert SS 2017 Live with singer-actress Shiga Lin at
the Macpherson Stadium on 9–10
September 2017. In
December 2017 she returned to the charts with the single
"Unbreakable" 死不了的. The song reached number one on Ultimate 903 in 2018.
Controversies
On 4 June 2012 at a Metro Radio event, Cheng was interviewed
by TVB host Shermaine Wong. Cheng was asked about her relationship with her
boyfriend; she swore at Wong after the interview. This caused outrage with TVB
and the interview was pulled from broadcast. Wong later interviewed Cheng again
and showed to media Cheng's apology on text message.
Source: WiKi
Real Name: Stephanie Cheng
Nickname: Stephanie Cheng
Date of Birth: October 10, 1984
Age: Age 34 years
Birth Place: Hong Kong
Profession: cantopop singer
Height: Height: 1.57 m
Weight: 5.7"
Record label: Amusic
Figure Measurements (approx.): 29-26-29
Eye Colour: Black
Hair Colour: Light Brown
Nationality: Hong Kong
Hometown: Not Known
Political Party: None
Ethnicity: Not Known
Religion: Not Known
Education:-
School: Not Known
College: Not Known
Educational Qualification: Not Known
Family:- Not Known
Spouse: Not Known
Favorite Color: Anything except yellow
Property: Not Known
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