William So — William So Wing-hong

Male singer from Hong Kong. He debuted through the New Talent Singing Awards; his song “越吻越傷心” won a Top 10 Songs award at the Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards for 1998, and in 2009 he formed Big Four with Andy Hui, Dicky Cheung and Edmond Leung.

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In the catalogue: 1 concert appearance

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About the artist

William So, born on September 24, 1967, is a male singer from Hong Kong.

William So debuted through the New Talent Singing Awards. He entered the music industry in 1985 and spent his first two or three years in the business mainly acting in television dramas. In 1989, he released his first solo album, “失眠”. He later appeared in the TVB drama “壹號皇庭”, and “假使有日能忘記”, which he sang, was an insert song for “壹號皇庭IV”. He also played the doctor “阿Gill” in the TVB drama “妙手仁心”.

In November 1994, Linfair Records released William So's Mandarin album “男人不該讓女人流淚”, followed in November 1995 by his second Mandarin album, “愛上一個人永遠不會太遲”. “從不喜歡孤單一個”, his duet with Angela Pang, won the gold award for most popular male-female duet at the Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards for 1994.

William So's 1998 album “不想獨自快樂” included “越吻越傷心”, composed by Eddie Ng with lyrics by Albert Leung and produced by 黃尚偉 and William So; after it was sent to radio, the song became a number-one hit on the charts of all four stations. At the Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards for 1998, “越吻越傷心” won a Top 10 Songs award, and 黃尚偉 won the best song producer award for it. “來夜方長”, his duet with Kit Chan, won the gold award for most popular duet at the Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards for 1999; their duet “愛得正好” was the theme song of the film “玻璃樽”.

Overview

Born
September 24, 1967age 59
Born in
Hong Kong
Career start
Official debut · 1985
Active
  • 1985 – present41 years
Gender
Male
Aliases
苏永康, 蘇永康

Catalogued works & releases

No catalogued works yet.

Catalogued concerts1 shows

2001

  1. MUI MUSIC SHOW

    Single concert · December 9, 2001 · Grand Hall, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre,香港 · Guest

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