George Leong
George Leong (born 1970) is a Singaporean musician, producer and composer.
George Leong 梁伯君 梁伯君 | |
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Birth name | George Leong Pak Kuan |
Born | Singapore |
Genres | Mandarin pop, electronic music, classical, popular, dance music, soundtrack |
Occupation(s) | Music arranger, producer, composer, music director, audio engineer |
Biography
George Leong’s musical career in the recording industry began early, with his involvement with the xinyao (Songs composed and sung by Singaporeans) movement in 1987.[1][2] He is known for his music arrangement work on Leslie Cheung's biggest hit "Chase" and Sandy Lam's Scars album.[3] He arranged sound tracks for films such as Red Rose White Rose, He's a Woman, She's a Man, The Phantom Lover, Little Dragon Maiden, and The Bride with White Hair. In 1992, Leong produced a number of Chris Ho's songs, including "Deeper", in the album Save Sex, commissioned by Action for AIDS, Singapore. Then in 1993, Leong co-produced Dick Lee's "Year of the Monkey".[4]
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References
- "我们的歌在哪里" (PDF). eResources NLB Singapore. National Library Board. Retrieved 7 June 2015.
- Toh, Christopher (23 January 2009). "Crocodile Rock". Today Afternoon Edition. Mediacorp. Retrieved 7 June 2015.
- Lichtman, Irv (30 August 1997). "How Songwriters' Hall of Fame Got Named; Peermusic Signings". Nielsen Business Media Inc. Billboard. Retrieved 7 June 2015.
- "MusicSG". NLB Website. National Library Board, Singapore. Retrieved 7 June 2015.
External links
- George Leong 梁伯君 Music Works published on YouTube
- George Leong's Singapore-related work archived on the National Library Board MusicSG website
- George Leong's personal webpage and portfolio
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