Chen Chusheng | |||||||||||
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| Born | July 25, 1981 Sanya, Hainan, China | ||||||||||
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| Years active | 2003–present | ||||||||||
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| Traditional Chinese | 陳楚生 | ||||||||||
| Simplified Chinese | 陈楚生 | ||||||||||
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| Origin | Puning, Guangdong | ||||||||||
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| Instrument(s) | Guitar | ||||||||||
| Labels | EE-Media (2007–2009) Huayi Brothers Music (2009–present) | ||||||||||
Chen Chusheng (born July 25, 1981) is a Chinese singer.
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Chen was born in Sanya, Hainan. His family is originally from Puning, Guangdong. Since childhood, he has been interested in playing guitar and singing. He is also good at sports like Kungfu, soccer, and fishing. During high school, he played and sang in the nearby pub on weekends. In 2000, aged 19, Chen moved to Shenzhen to explore opportunities. Starting off with working in a restaurant run by his relatives, he soon concentrated on developing a singing career – meeting musicians in the same camp and performing for clubs in town.
With his singing skills developed, Chen took chances to participate in some music programmes and competitions, and was highly acclaimed by the audiences. In 2001, Chen won the Most Potential award at the MTV Asia Awards, held in Shanghai. In 2003, he was awarded the champion title of the National Pub Singer Competition, held in Changsha, Hunan, and signed with EMI. In 2007, he was crowned "Super Boy" champion [1] , and signed with E.E. Media. It was confirmed in January 2009, however, Chen broke up with the management firm, which he accused of inappropriate publicisation of his private life for the purpose of raising his profile. [2]
E.E. Media released an album in July 2007, 13, for the top 13 contestants of "Super Boy" of the year, containing Chen's debut single Has Anyone Told You《有没有人告诉你》.
In November 2007, his first own EP of I'm actually not alone along the way《原来我一直都不孤单》 was released, containing three originals I'm actually not alone along the way, Has Anyone Told You《有没有人告诉你》 and Search《寻找》, in addition to a new song La La La《啦啦啦》 and a cover Sing by British band "Travis".
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| From Winter to Spring (冬去春来) | * Released: 28 décembre 2009 * Label : Huayi Brothers Music | | Track listing
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| Legend of Shadow (影之传说) | * Released: 22 décembre 2010 * Label : Huayi Brothers Music | Track listing
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| Yin (癮) | * Date : 2 février 2012 * Released: Huayi Brothers Music | Track listing
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| I Know You Are Not Far From Me (我知道你離我不遠) | * Released: 10 juin 2013 * Label : Huayi Brothers Music | Track listing
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| Spy.C (偵探C) | * Released: 29 mars 2017 * Label : StreetVoice | Track listing
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| Journey to the Light (趨光) | * Released: 28 juin 2019 * Label : Universal Music | Track listing
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| Doodle Forest (涂鸦森林) | * Released: 25 juillet 2021 * Label : CVE Music | Track listing
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| 1/7 Concert Live (七分之一的理想) | * Released: 25 juillet 2018 * Label : Universal Music | Track listing
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| I've Never Been Alone (原来我一直都不孤单) | * Released: 5 novembre 2007 * Label : EE-Media | Track listing
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| Green Surging (绿动) | * Released: 12 juin 2010 * Label : Huayi Brothers Music | Track listing
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| The Unforgettable (忘不了) | * Released: 7 aout 2020 * Label : Universal Music | Track listing
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For a short film promoting charitable activities in Guizhou, produced by SZTV in 2002, Chen sang the theme song Kids in the Mountains《大山的孩子》.
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