Remus Choy
Hong Kong male singer, actor, television host, lyricist, composer, and member of Grasshopper who also works as a disc jockey under the name DJ Remus; self-financed and released his first solo album, "SOLO," in 2003.
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About the artist
Remus Choy, born on February 6, 1967, is a Hong Kong male singer, actor, television host, lyricist, and composer who also works as a disc jockey under the name DJ Remus. In his early years, he lived with his elder brother Calvin Choy at Lei Yue Mun Road Estate in Kwun Tong, Kowloon, with Edmond So as their neighbor. In 1980, Remus Choy graduated from the morning section of Kwun Tong Methodist Primary School, where his father was then a janitor. In 1983, he completed Form Three at Hong Kong Chinese Women's Club College.
After finishing Form Three, Remus Choy applied to join the police but abandoned the plan because of family opposition. By then, the school term had already begun and he could not return to a regular secondary school. He subsequently entered Form Four at the To Kwa Wan branch of Wai Wah College, but left after just over a month.
Remus Choy entered "近藤真彥模仿大賽" in 1983 and won the championship. In 1985, he formed Grasshopper with Edmond So and Calvin Choy and entered the fourth New Talent Singing Awards. That year, they were invited as guests for all fifteen performances of Anita Mui's first concert, "盡顯光華," and later accompanied her on a world tour. After signing with PolyGram Records in 1987, Remus Choy officially developed his singing career as a member of Grasshopper.
Remus Choy began his solo recordings with his own funding, releasing his first solo album, "SOLO," in 2003. In 2018, he released "ONE" and performed a Japanese-language song of the same name for the first time.
His solo stage work expanded further in 2019: from October 26 through 28, Remus Choy held his first solo concert, "Remus Choy Onederful Live Show 2019," at Queen Elizabeth Stadium, and traveled to Japan with the production team to film the music video for the concert theme song "獨行派對."
Outside music, Remus Choy studied vocal performance in Canada and the United States, taught himself Thai, and obtained a certificate in Thai cuisine. In January 2020, he launched the YouTube channel "傑少煮意Remus Kitchen."
On October 18, 2024, Remus Choy disclosed on Facebook that he had undergone surgery to remove a brain tumor and had consequently missed Grasshopper's U.S. tour. Citing his post, Southern Metropolis Daily also reported that Remus Choy said the surgery had gone smoothly. Hong Kong Wen Wei Po's website described the Singapore stop of "RE:GRASSHOPPER" as a performance marking his return to the tour stage after brain surgery.
Overview
- Born
- February 6, 1967age 59
- Born in
- Hong Kong
- Career start
- Debut as group member · 1987
- Active
- 1987 – present39 years
- Gender
- Male
- Instruments
- Vocals
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