JW (Hong Kong singer)

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JW
王灝兒
Joey Wong Wang Hao Er in October 2022 (cropped).jpg
PronunciationWong Ho-yee
Born (1990-06-18) 18 June 1990 (age 33)
Other namesJoey Wong
Alma mater King's College London
Occupations
  • Singer
  • actress
Years active2010 - present
Agent TVB
Musical career
Origin Hong Kong
Genres
Instrument(s)Vocals
Labels
Website Official Instagram
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese 王灝兒
Simplified Chinese 王灏儿

Joey Wong Ho-yee [upper-alpha 1] (born 18 June 1990), known professionally as JW, is a Hong Kong Cantopop singer and actress. Debuted in 2010, Wong was the youngest singer at the time to have won a "Golden Melody Song" at the Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards Presentation. She later found success with her 2015 hit "A Life of Contradictions". Wong ventured into acting after signing with Voice Entertainment in 2020, appearing in various TVB television series.

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Life and career

1990–2010: Early life

Joey Wong was born on 18 June 1990, in Hong Kong. Her father has Chinese ancestry, while her mother has Spanish and Filipino roots. [1] [2] Her older sister, Cindy, is a lawyer. [3] Wong's interest in music began after she got influenced and joined her older sister to participate in a local singing competition during primary school. She won first place and continued to participate in various singing competitions throughout her schooling years, some of which she won prizes. [4]

Wong's aspirations for a singing career took a serious turn when she received an unexpected call from a friend, who arranged a meeting with Amusic's executive and singer, Leon Lai. It was by chance that Lai had heard a demo recording she had made at a friend's house. Around 2009–2010, after their meeting, Lai offered her a music contract. Prior to this opportunity, Wong had not considered singing as a professional career path. She attended Marymount Secondary School and South Island School before pursuing her higher education at King's College London where she obtained a bachelor's degree in Geography in 2012. During her college years, she resided in the United Kingdom for her studies but would return to Hong Kong during the summer to record and perform music. [4]

2010–present: Career

Wong made her debut in the music scene with her first solo single, "Missing A Good Friend" (掛念好友), and followed it up with the duet "Love Diaries" (男人信什麼), alongside Janice Vidal, in the early half of 2010. To keep the public intrigued, she initially did not appear in either music videos or public performances. In July 2010, Wong was officially introduced to the public in her first concert titled "JW Missing Good Friend". [5] Soon after, Wong released her first EP, Los Angeles (2010). Her achievements during this period included receiving awards such as Best New Artist and Golden Melody Song at major year-end music award shows. [6] [7] [8] Following her strong debut, however, Wong faced a period of career stagnation and struggled to achieve significant success. [9] In 2015, after signing with Sunny Idea, Wong's career took a positive turn with the release of "A Life of Contradictions" (矛盾一生), which garnered widespread attention, revitalizing her career. She shared her personal experience with the lyricist, which was later woven into the song's lyrics. Wong revealed in an interview that she "pour[ed] out all my feelings" during the recording process. [10] The song achieved more than 18 million YouTube views and won several awards. [11] [12] [13]

In August 2020, Wong signed with Voice Entertainment, a music subsidiary of TVB. [14] From 2021 to 2022, she took on a coaching role on TVB's singing competition show Stars Academy . During the first season, Wong played a significant role in providing guidance to the runner-up, Chantel Yiu. [15] In addition to her music career, Wong began venturing into acting. She made her notable acting appearance in TVB's ancient comedy series, Your Highest (2022), where she landed her first major role. [16]

Discography

List of songs by JW

* Note: Some song titles on this list are official English titles, while others are transliterations of the original Chinese titles.

List of songs by JW
SongOther performer(s)Writer(s)/Producer(s)AlbumYearRef.
"A Life Of Contradictions" (矛盾一生)None Terence Lam
Chan Wing-him
Randy Chow
My Tale2015 [19]
"A Sentimental Person" (性情中人) William So Albert Leung
Mark Lui
Non-album single2014 [20]
"Accompany You" (陪你)None J. Arie
Chung Suet-ying
Silverstrike
Non-single album2023 [21]
"Astronaut" (太空人)NoneChan Wing-him
Randy Chow
Jon Reshard
My Tale2016 [19]
"Beautiful Battlefield" (美麗戰場)NoneFreddie Lo
Alex Lau
Non-single album
Theme song of TVB series The War of Beauties
2022 [22]
"Because Of Deep Love" (原來只因深愛著) James Ng Riley Pong
Chan Wing-him
Larry Wong
Terrence Lam
Randy Chow
Nick Wong
Schumann Lee
My Tale2017 [19]
"By My Side" (誰人在身邊)None Sandy Cheng
Alan Cheung
Herman To
Joseph Wei
Non-album single
Theme song of TV series The Legend of Xiao Chuo
2021 [23]
"Can't Give No More" (花不起溫暖)NoneDamon Chui
Hayes Yeung
Nick Wong
Alex Lau
Non-album single
Theme song of TVB series Your Highness
2022 [24]
"Could You Be My Friend" (Mandarin)NoneMichael Moog
Kimberly Cole
G. Jacobo Pablo Garcia
Cheung Cho-kiu
Mark Lui
Non-album single2014 [25]
"Domination" (主宰)NoneChan Wing-him
Andrew Gilbert
Taneisha Jackson
Lee Yat-ding
Randy Chow
Non-album single2018 [26]
"Escape Door" (逃生門)None Endy Chow
Riley Pong
Johnny Yim
Schumann Lee
Non-album single2019 [27]
"Falling In Love"None Fire Lee
Janice Lee Thompsett
That's Me2011 [18]
"Feel The Bass"NoneAlzahn Shemo
Jonnic Lee Thompsett
Michael Moog
Non-album single2013 [28]
"FF"None T-ma
Jay Fung
JW
T-Rexx
Non-album single2022 [29]
"Filled With Love" (愛心灌溉)None Hayes Yeung
Joseph Wei
Non-album single
Theme song of TVB series Come Home Love: Lo and Behold
2021 [30]
"Fly Freely" (自由飛翔)NoneTerrence Lam
Chan Wing-him
Randy Chow
Nick Wong
My Tale2016 [19]
"Heaven at Thirteen" (十三歲的天堂)NoneTerrence Lam
Yiu Sum
Harris Ho
Non-album single2023 [31]
"Hopeless" (原來無明天)NoneAlex Lau
Hayes Yeung
Patrick Yip
Non-album single
Theme song of TVB series Romeo and His Butterfly Lover
2023 [32]
"How Many Years" (多少年)NoneTerrence Lam
Chan Wing-him
Randy Chow
Nick Wong
My Tale2016 [19]
"I Don't Want To Leave" (我不想別離)NoneSandy Cheng
Damon Chui
Johnny Yim
Herman To
Joseph Wei
Non-album single
Theme song of TVB series Arms Reaction 2021
2021 [33]
"I Just Wanna Stay With You"NoneChan Wing-him
Gareth Chan
Non-album single2017 [34]
"I Need A Friend"NoneMichael Moog
Kimberly Cole
G. Jacobo Pablo Garcia
Mark Lui
Non-album single2014 [35]
"Jealousy" (妒忌心)NoneChan Wing-him
Carl Wong
Non-album single2017 [36]
"Juicy Girl"NoneTim A. Wang
Stella Chow
Mark Lui
Bat Sing-gung
That's Me2011 [18]
"Love Diaries" (男人信什麼) Janice Vidal Albert Leung
Mark Lui
Los Angeles2010 [17]
"Mature Young Woman" (輕熟女)None Yeung Zan-bong
Chan Wing-him
Schumann Lee
Non-album single2020 [37]
"Missing A Good Friend" (掛念好友)None Joe Lei
Mark Lui
Los Angeles2010 [17]
"Missing You" (掛住你)None Chan Wing-him
Mark Lui
That's Me2011 [18]
"Nazca Lines" (納斯卡線)None Howie Yung
Wyman Wong
Randy Chow
Nick Wong
Non-album single2022 [38]
"No Self-Control" (毫無自制)NoneStella Chow
Jonnic Lee Thompsett
That's Me2011 [18]
"Not Afraid Of Loneliness" (孤單不要怕)None Riley Pong
Edmond Tsang
Los Angeles2010 [17]
"Runaway"None Shimica Wong
Chan Wing-him
Dough-boy
Randy Chow
My Tale2016 [19]
"Seeing No One Today" (今天不見人)NoneJoe Lei
Mark Lui
Los Angeles2010 [17]
"Sense of Security" (安全感)NoneChan Wing-him
Terrence Lam
Randy Chow
Nick Wong
Non-album single2017 [39]
"Short Story" (小故事)NoneChan Wing-him
Terrence Lam
Randy Chow
Nick Wong
My Tale2016 [19]
"Stand by Me" (伴我左右)NoneAlan Cheung
Joe Lei
Herman Ho
Joseph Wei
Non-album single
Theme song of TVB series Barrack O'Karma 1968
2022 [40]
"Stupid BOII"NoneShimica Wong
Chan Wing-him
Dough-boy
Silverstrike
Randy Chow
My Tale2016 [19]
"Sweet Talk To Me" (氹我)NoneFire Lee
Mark Lui
That's Me2011 [18]
"Therapy" (分手後的治癒療程)None Zion Lee
GingerLemonCola
TonYnoT
Randy Chow
Non-album single2023 [41]
"Unsettled Girl" (飄浮女孩)NoneYan Gin-keung
Mark Lui
Non-album single2013 [42]
"Victoria" (維多利亞)NoneChan Wing-him
Phil Lam
Randy Chow
Non-album single2018 [43]
"Wave's One Hand" (揮揮手)NoneChan Wing-him
Anthony Chue
Eye Fung
Schumann Lee
Non-album single2018 [44]
"Wish"NoneKwong Ching-yan
Wayne James
Nick Wong
Alex Lau
Non-single album
Theme song of TVB series Big White Duel 2
2022 [45]
"Year-end Thankfulness" (年末感恩)NoneChan Wing-him
Cousin Fung
Non-album single2019 [46]
"You'd Taken My Youth Away" (你帶着我的青春離去)NoneChan Wing-him
Cousin Fung
Nick Wong
Randy Chow
Non-album single2017 [47]

Television series

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2021 Sinister Beings Pui-yeeCameo [5]
Fraudstars Cheuk Yan-yanGuest star [48]
Stars Academy HerselfSinging competition coach [49]
Starry Starry Academy Stars Academy making-of footage [50]
First Live on Stage Stars Academy concert [51]
Forever Young at Heart Miss WongSupporting role [52]
2022 Stars Academy 2 HerselfSinging competition coach [53]
Your Highness Miss FokSecond lead role [16]
The War of BeautiesCameo
2023Treasure of DestinyJadeCameo [54]
TBA Your Highness 2 Second lead role

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResultsRef.
201033rd RTHK's Top Ten Chinese Songs Music AwardsPromising Newcomers (silver)HerselfWon [6]
2010 Metro Radio Music AwardsBest New Female ArtistsWon [7]
Song of the Year"Love Diaries" (男人信什麼)Won
2010 Jade Solid Gold Music AwardsBest New Female Artists (gold)HerselfWon [8]
Golden Melody Song Award"Love Diaries" (男人信什麼)Won
2010 IFPI Hong Kong Record Sales AwardsTop Ten Best-selling AlbumsLos AngelesWon [55]
Top Ten Best-selling Local ArtistsHerselfWon
Best-selling Newcomer Female ArtistWon
20132013 Metro Radio Music AwardsMost Popular SingersWon [56]
Best Dance Songs"Feel the Bass"Won
20142014 Metro Radio Mandarin Music AwardsMandarin Powerful Dance Song"Could You Be My Friend"Won [57]
Popular IdolHerselfWon
2014 Metro Radio Music AwardsBest Dance Song"Could You Be My Friend"Won [58]
Best Dance SingerHerselfWon
20152015 Metro Radio Music AwardsBest Song InterpretationWon [59]
20162016 Metro Radio Music AwardsBest Female Singer (bronze)Won [60]
2016 Ultimate Song Chart AwardsWon [61]
39th RTHK's Top Ten Chinese Songs Music AwardsTop Ten Chinese Golden Melody"A Life of Contradictions" (矛盾一生)Won [12]
2016 Jade Solid Gold AwardsGolden Song AwardsWon [13]
Outstanding Performance AwardsHerselfWon
201740th RTHK's Top Ten Chinese Songs Music AwardsOutstanding Pop Singer AwardsHerselfWon [62]
Top Ten Chinese Golden Medley"Because Of Deep Love" (原來只因深愛著) (with James Ng)Won
2017 Metro Radio Music AwardsBest Duet SongWon [63]
2017 Jade Solid Gold AwardsBest Duet Song (silver)Won [64]
Gold Song Awards"Sense of Security" (安全感)Won
201841st RTHK's Top Ten Chinese Songs Music AwardsOutstanding Pop Singer AwardsHerselfWon [65]
2018 Jade Solid Gold Music AwardsGold Song Awards"You'd Taken My Youth Away" (你帶着我的青春離去)Won [66]
20192019 Jade Solid Gold Music AwardsGold Song Awards"Escape Door" (逃生門)Won [67]
20202020 Jade Solid Gold Music AwardsGold Song Awards"Mature Young Woman" (輕熟女)Won [68]
20232023 Metro Radio Music AwardsTop Ten Songs"Heaven at Thirteen" (十三歲的天堂)Won [69]

Concerts

Footnote

  1. Chinese :王灝兒; Jyutping :Wong4 Hou6-ji4

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