Singaporean musicians born in 1975
Here are 5 famous musicians from Singapore were born in 1975:
Kam Ning
Kam Ning (October 7, 1975 Singapore-) is a Singaporean violinist.
Genres she performed include Classical music.
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Tanya Chua
Tanya Chua (January 28, 1975 Singapore-) also known as 蔡健雅, Tsai Chien Ya, Cai Jian Ya or Chua, Tanya is a Singaporean singer, singer-songwriter, musician, record producer and composer.
Her albums include Bored, Goodbye & Hello, I Do Believe, T-time, , , 雙棲動物, , 若你碰到他 and 呼吸.
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Rishi Kumaar
Rishi Kumaar (April 30, 1975-) is a Singaporean singer.
His related genres: Ballad, Pop music, Soul music and Hip hop music.
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Sheikh Haikel
Sheikh Haikel (October 10, 1975-) otherwise known as Sheikh Haikel Sheikh Salim is a Singaporean actor, radio personality and rapper.
His most important albums: For Sure and 10.10.10.
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John Klass
John Klass (February 16, 1975 Singapore-) is a Singaporean singer, record producer, songwriter and presenter.
He rose to fame in the late 1990s as the lead vocalist of the popular Singaporean band "Kagain." After the band disbanded in 2002, Klass embarked on a solo career and released his debut album "Destiny" in 2003.
Apart from his music career, Klass has also dabbled in acting and presented television programmes. He made his acting debut in the 2002 Singaporean film "The Eye," which went on to become a critical and commercial success. He has also acted in other films such as "The Best Bet" and "The Unbeatables II."
In recent years, Klass has also emerged as a prominent record producer, having worked with several well-known artists in the Singaporean music industry. In addition, he has been actively involved in charitable and social causes, supporting various initiatives to help disadvantaged communities in Singapore.
Klass has won several awards during the course of his career, including the Best Male Vocalist award at the Singapore Music Awards in 2000 and 2002, and the Singapore Youth Award for his contributions to the arts in 2008.
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