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Gin Lee is a Malaysian singer based in Hong Kong known for her powerful vocals and successful music career across various genres and regions.
Gin Lee signed with Emperor Entertainment Group at the start of the year, seeking a change for herself. This partnership was highlighted in a digital cover collaboration with Kenny Kwan for Sandro.
Gin Lee teamed up with British DJ Jax Jones for the Cantonese and Mandarin versions of his song "Breathe". This collaboration marked her latest international project.
She has also collaborated with Italian singer Eros Ramazzotti on "Vale per sempre," recording Cantonese and Mandarin versions, showcasing her international reach.
Gin Lee, along with Phil Lam, engaged in discussions about soundscapes and self-discoveries for a digital cover feature with Bang & Olufsen.
In recent years, Gin Lee pursued her career in Hong Kong and is now signed under Emperor Entertainment Group. This label also represents Nicholas Tse, who composed for Lee in an unexpected music collaboration.
Gin Lee officially moved to Hong Kong in 2011 and signed with BMA Records. This signing marked her official entry into the Hong Kong music scene.
Gin Lee has been a brand endorser for New Balance Hong Kong, promoting their products.
Gin Lee is listed as an artist associated with Shure Asia, a brand known for audio equipment.
Gin Lee is an endorser for Biotherm, a skincare brand. She was featured as a brand ambassador for their new hydrating cream.
Jeanie Lee Hang-ngai, professionally known as Gin Lee, was born on August 26, 1987, in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, into a family with a strong musical background; her father was a professional drummer and her mother a live singer. She began singing publicly at a young age and pursued her passion by graduating from the International College of Music (ICOM) in Malaysia with a bachelor’s degree in vocal music and arrangement. Her early career started in 2009 with the release of her debut Mandarin album, “ONE & ONLY,” where she also contributed to most of the songwriting. This album earned a nomination at the 17th Malaysian Music Industry Awards for Best Local Chinese Album.
Lee’s career gained significant momentum when she participated in various singing competitions. In May 2010, she appeared on Taiwan’s “Super Idol,” and in August of the same year, she competed in Hong Kong’s “The Voice 2.” Her performance of “Xin Bu Liao Qing / New Everlasting Love” impressed judges, notably earning a perfect score from veteran singer Teresa Carpio. The exposure from these competitions led her to relocate to Hong Kong in 2011, where she released her Cantonese debut EP, “Here I Come,” under BMA Records. Her single “Returning Home Alone Today” (今天終於一人回家) became a major hit in 2012, topping charts and securing two awards at the Hong Kong Metro Radio Hit Music Awards. In 2013, she was honored as the Best Performance Artiste of Malaysia at the 13th Global Chinese Music Awards.
A pivotal turning point occurred in 2015 when Lee joined “The Voice of China (season 4),” where she was mentored by Jay Chou and placed ninth overall. Following this, she signed with Universal Music (Hong Kong) in December 2014, a move publicly announced in January 2016. Her 2016 album, “beGin,” was a commercial success, topping the Hong Kong Record Merchants Association (HKRMA) sales chart for four weeks and receiving platinum certification from the Hong Kong Recording Industry Alliance (HKRIA). Singles from “beGin” achieved 61 number ones on music charts. Her follow-up, the live-recorded concept album “Live in the Moment” (2017), also saw considerable success, reaching gold certification within two months and topping HKRMA sales charts for four consecutive weeks. In 2023, she joined Emperor Entertainment Group (EEG) and released the hit track “Dum Dum,” which topped all five major charts in Hong Kong.
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