Eason Chan Yik-Shun
Acting · Born 1974-07-27 · age 51 · Hong Kong, China
Eason Chan Yik-Shun is a prominent male singer in Hong Kong's music industry. Undoubtedly one of the most dominant male singers in the post-1997 era of Hong Kong music industry. Eason Chan has been praised by Time magazine as a front runner in the next generation of Cantopop.He is considered by some to be Hong Kong's third "god of song" after Samuel Hui and Jacky Cheung. His Cantonese album U87 was nominated by Time Magazine as "Five Asian Albums Worth Buying" in 2005. Eason Chan was the big winner at the prestigious Golden Melody Awards in 2003 and 2009. In 2003, he won "Best Male Singer" and "Album of the Year awards" for his work in Mandarin album "Special Thanks To...". In 2009, Chan won "Album of the Year" again for his work in Mandarin album "Don't Want to Let Go". Description above from the Wikipedia article Eason Chan, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Titles
Dream Home
Us and Them
Our Shining Days
Enter the Phoenix
Golden Chicken
Golden Chickensss
Office
12 Golden Ducks
Twelve Nights
See You Tomorrow
Jiang Hu: The Triad Zone
Lavender
I Corrupt All Cops
Love Battlefield
Visible Secret
Hooked on You
Trivial Matters
Crazy n' the City
City of Glass
Love in Space
Naked Ambition
East Meets West
Brothers
Lady Cop & Papa Crook
Heat Team
Cop Shop Babes
Keep Calm and Be a Superstar
Tiramisu
If U Care...
The Pye-Dog
Frugal Game
Feel 100% II
Hidden Track
Jay Chou The Era World Tours
Lover's Discourse
Mr. & Mrs. Single
Funeral March
Demi-Haunted
Lost Indulgence
Comic King
Concert YY - Showcase Of Wyman Wong
DUO Eason Chan Concert Live 2010
Live is so much better with Music Eason Chan Charity Concert
1:99 Shorts
Ghost Story "Godmother of Mongkok"
Visible Secret 2
Get A Life Eason Chan Live in Hong Kong 2006
Rumble Ages
From City to City
陈奕迅线上音乐电台
Eason's Life Live 2013
Strawberry Cliff
My Very Short Marriage
Hearts of Fencing
职人介绍所
Slow Conversation
Anita Classic Moment Live
蓝宝石的夜空
梅艳芳红馆绝唱经典演唱会
Dramatic Travelogue: Midnight Express ’97 – Westward to Eurasia