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สำรวจชีตเปียโนโดย Penny Tai บน Zen Virtual Piano Penny Tai (戴佩妮) is a singer-songwriter from Johor Bahru, Malaysia, who also directs music videos. Through her second brother she met music that people create themselves, and in high school she entered her first contest, humming a friend’s written words into a song. In 1999 she signed her first record contract and chose to sing only songs she had written. A song hummed from a friend’s words, beside a contract for singing only her own songs, may point to composing as the thread through her start. She says her band from her student years was made up of people who all wanted to release songs and become known more than she did, yet the first person to sell a song was Tai. “Crazy Love” was the title track of Tai’s 2005 album. It earned her Best Composer at the 2006 Golden Melody Awards, a first for a Malaysian artist. A student band of people eager to release songs, beside a Golden Melody Award in 2006, may suggest a career that grew past its early setting. Her song “The Love You Want” (〈你要的愛〉) had at first failed to hit, but it then became the ending theme of Meteor Garden, and almost overnight everyone seemed to know Penny Tai. Tai says she grew up in multicultural Malaysia, where she met many languages and styles of music. Her student thesis looked at songwriting in 1980s Malaysia with no fixed style, and she says its conclusion was that variety is itself a style. Growing up among many languages and styles, beside a thesis finding that variety is a style, may hint at a wide range in the music she makes. From 2008 to 2010 Tai formed the band Buddha Jump with partners, which stretched her music beyond her solo writing. She also directed music videos, including her own songs and videos for 江蕙, 蕭敬騰 and 小宇. She took musicians from Malaysia and Taiwan to Bali, the south of France and Beijing for ten days at a time to live and play together in one space, producing the albums 純屬意外, 賊 and 雙生火焰. On November 11, 2024 she released her fourteenth solo concept album, 雙生火焰 (Twin Flames), in the form of covers of her own work. Ten-day stays in Bali, France and Beijing, beside videos for other singers, may point to Tai collaborating across several kinds of work.
สำรวจชีตเปียโนโดย Penny Tai บน Zen Virtual Piano
Penny Tai (戴佩妮) is a singer-songwriter from Johor Bahru, Malaysia, who also directs music videos. Through her second brother she met music that people create themselves, and in high school she entered her first contest, humming a friend’s written words into a song. In 1999 she signed her first record contract and chose to sing only songs she had written. A song hummed from a friend’s words, beside a contract for singing only her own songs, may point to composing as the thread through her start.
She says her band from her student years was made up of people who all wanted to release songs and become known more than she did, yet the first person to sell a song was Tai. “Crazy Love” was the title track of Tai’s 2005 album. It earned her Best Composer at the 2006 Golden Melody Awards, a first for a Malaysian artist. A student band of people eager to release songs, beside a Golden Melody Award in 2006, may suggest a career that grew past its early setting.
Her song “The Love You Want” (〈你要的愛〉) had at first failed to hit, but it then became the ending theme of Meteor Garden, and almost overnight everyone seemed to know Penny Tai. Tai says she grew up in multicultural Malaysia, where she met many languages and styles of music. Her student thesis looked at songwriting in 1980s Malaysia with no fixed style, and she says its conclusion was that variety is itself a style. Growing up among many languages and styles, beside a thesis finding that variety is a style, may hint at a wide range in the music she makes.
From 2008 to 2010 Tai formed the band Buddha Jump with partners, which stretched her music beyond her solo writing. She also directed music videos, including her own songs and videos for 江蕙, 蕭敬騰 and 小宇. She took musicians from Malaysia and Taiwan to Bali, the south of France and Beijing for ten days at a time to live and play together in one space, producing the albums 純屬意外, 賊 and 雙生火焰. On November 11, 2024 she released her fourteenth solo concept album, 雙生火焰 (Twin Flames), in the form of covers of her own work. Ten-day stays in Bali, France and Beijing, beside videos for other singers, may point to Tai collaborating across several kinds of work.
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