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简介

Tats Lau Yee Tat is a Hong Kong musician, composer, singer, and actor, born on 27 February 1962. He grew up in Hong Kong and attended several schools including St. John Day Xiu Primary School and Tong Fat Secondary School. He excelled in playing guitar, bass guitar, and keyboards, and won a rock guitar competition. In 1980 he formed his first band, DLLM. In 1984 he co-founded the iconic duo Tat Ming Pair (達明一派) with singer Wong Yiu Ming (黃耀明), taking charge of composition, arrangement, and instrumental performance. The duo had a profound influence on Hong Kong's alternative music scene. In 1991 the duo split temporarily, and Lau formed several short-lived projects including "Lau Yee Tat with Dreams" and "Lau Yee Tat Government Primary School." The duo reunited in 1996 following a party celebrating his solo album "麻木." Lau composed songs for various artists including Jacky Cheung, Sandy Lam, Hacken Lee, and Alan Tam, and composed film scores for several movies. He won the Best Film Score award at the 30th Golden Horse Awards for the film "誘僧" jointly with Wai Kei Leung. From the mid-1990s onward, Lau took on acting roles in numerous films, excelling in deadpan comedy roles such as the "保龍一族情報人員" in "Forbidden City Cop" (大內密探零零發), "夢遺大師" in "The God of Cookery" (食神), and "大飛/劉備" in "超時空要愛." He also appeared in variety shows including the "獎門人" series. In 2006 he formed the group "達與璐" with Chinese singer Li Lulu and released a self-funded album of the same name. In 2009 he founded the band Love Mission and released an album containing six Christian gospel songs, and the band performed in three Australian cities.