Edde Sing

Biography

Edde Sing is a musician and composer from Hong Kong, born on January 1, 1960. He graduated in 1966 from the kindergarten section of Waterloo Road Edward English School. He is known as the bass guitarist of the famous band Tai Chi. On October 15, 1984, he formed Tai Chi band which started with four members including Chu Han Po, Tang Yi Chung, and Liu Xian De, and later merged with the Trinity band consisting of Lai Yiu Yiu, Lai Yiu Wai, and Ding Jian Ming to become the highly popular Tai Chi band. He won the Best Bassist award at the first Carlsberg Music Festival in 1985. Tai Chi band won first place at the 1985 Carlsberg Pop Music Festival and the Most Promising Newcomer Gold Award at the 9th Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Awards for 1986. The band also won the Hall of Fame Band award at the 2014 Metro Music Awards and the Hall of Fame Band award at the King of Pop Global Chinese Music Awards. He currently serves as a production director at Warner Records and is a prominent record producer.