Amy Tam

譚嘉荃
Born1978年8月20日

Biography

Tan Jia Quan (Amy Tam) is a Hong Kong singer, born on August 20, 1978, and is the only daughter in her family. She began her artistic career after placing second in the "一级班少女歌唱大募集" contest organized by New City Radio, which led to her signing a contract with BMA Records, owned by the famous businessman Roger Cheng. In 2000, she formed the duo B2 with Guo Keying, but the group announced its retirement in 2003. After the group's retirement, she moved to work as a TV presenter and content writer on TVB programs such as "翡翠音樂幹線" and "娛樂大搜查," but was laid off a year later due to management changes. She later worked in television production, public relations, and media-related fields, and also suffered from depression at one point in her life. In 2010, she joined the company "自由行娱乐管理有限公司" managed by singer and manager Han Yang. In 2011, she released her first photo essay book titled "記得" and planned her return to the music scene. In 2013, she composed the song "天使的手臂" honoring heroes of the SARS epidemic and organized two charity concerts to raise funds. In 2014, she released a joint album with Han Yang titled "期待" and held three mini concerts. She also joined New City Digital Radio in the same year to host the program "音樂荃情." In 2015, she sang the title track of the charity film "錯過" and recorded the duet "再愛" with Han Yang to raise funds for building a new school for underprivileged students. In 2016, she released the albums "無家宝贝" and "如水" for charitable purposes to support abandoned animals and help underprivileged students learn music. In 2017, she participated in the production of the film "同囚" and made a guest appearance. In 2018, she participated in the musical "我就嚟係歌手" and released the singles "插翼難飛" and "創造明天." In 2019, she made a guest appearance in the film "犯罪現場" and launched the live streaming program "荃为你唱," and also held her first solo concert titled "谭嘉荃一路上有你演唱会." In 2022, she held an online concert titled "荃因有你网上音乐会" amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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