盧業瑂

简介

Brenda Lo Yip-mei was born in Hong Kong in 1954 and grew up in Ho Man Tin with her siblings. She was educated at Tak Shing School and King's College, then earned a bachelor's degree in journalism and mass communication from the University of Kansas in the United States. She began her career in the early 1980s as a director at Asia Television, helping produce the "Asia Amateur Song Contest" and was promoted to programme producer within less than six months. She performed with Au Shui-keung in folk music restaurants and joined a commercial radio station as a DJ, becoming a member of the 13-member group "6 pair half". She sang on the 1980 album "Six Half Pint" including famous songs like "Why", "On the Mud Road", and "Sweet 24 Flavour". She released solo albums with EMI and Philips. From 1985 to 1988, she hosted the evening programme "Moonlight Four Friends" on Commercial Radio 903. In 1992 she immigrated to Vancouver, Canada and joined the local Chinese radio station, where she currently serves as Senior President. She also hosted "Music Cafe" on KMRB in Los Angeles. Although she has retired from the Hong Kong music scene, she still participates in nostalgia concerts and Christian music events. She currently hosts "Big City Small Matters" on RTHK Radio 1. She was selected as one of Hong Kong's Ten Outstanding Young Persons in 1989.