Mi Lu Bing
Mi Lu Bing (迷路兵, literally "lost soldiers"), was a Singapore-based rock band who rose to fame after winning the inaugural season of the local band competition SuperBand. The band consists of three members, Chan WeiQi, Nicodemus Lee (Nic) and Samuel Wong (Sam). The band's first album sold 5,000 copies, but its second album sold only 2,000 copies.[1]
Mi Lu Bing | |
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| Origin | Singapore |
| Genres | Mandopop |
| Years active | 2006–2010 |
| Labels | Warner Music (2006–2008) , Dragon One Entertainment Group (2009–2010) |
Members
- Nic Lee (Real Name: Nicodemus Lee (Chinese: 李顺利), Birth Date October 8, 1984) Nic is the guitarist of the band. In 2005, he emerged winner for Original Composition at the annual nationwide talent competition, Talent Quest. He has a body, and a Diploma in Audio Engineering at the School of Audio Engineering (SAE).
- Samuel Wong (Real Name: Samuel Wong Rui Xiang (Chinese: 王瑞祥), Birth Date: October 17, 1986) Sam is the drummer of the band and plays the guitar when performances do not require drumming and is also a freelance drums instructor. He graduated from Saint Andrew's School.
- Wei Qi (Real Name: Chan Wei Qi (Chinese: 陈伟奇), Birth Date: January 31, 1985) Wei Qi is the keyboardist of the band. Wei Qi studied in Chung Cheng High School and Nanyang Technological University.
Awards
Singapore Hit Awards 2007《新加坡金曲奖 2007》:
- Won Best Newcomer Award 最佳新人奖
- Nominated for Most Popular Newcomer 提名最受欢迎新人
- Nominated for Most Popular Group 提名最受欢迎团体
- Nominated for Best Composer 提名最佳本地作词《泪》
- Nominated for Best Local Singer 提名最佳本地歌手奖
- Nominated for Best Band 提名最佳乐团奖
Champion of SuperBand 2006 《非常SuperBand》冠军
Discography
To date, Mi Lu Bing released 3 albums and involved in 6 compilation albums :
Albums
| Album # | Album Information |
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| 1st | Mi Lu Bing
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| 2nd | Triangle
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| 3rd | Meal for Three
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Compilation albums
1. Best Of 非常 Superband
2. December Stars 2006
3.《群星贺岁 金猪庆丰年》
4. December Stars 2007
5. 星光大道
6.《黄金主题曲》合辑
7.《群星贺岁 福牛迎瑞年》
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References
- Kwok Kar Peng, "Third Time Unlucky?", The New Paper, Nov. 22, 2009.
External links
| Preceded by N/A |
Winner of SuperBand 2006 |
Succeeded by Tu Zi |
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