Leehom Wang

American-born Chinese artist Alexander Leehom Wang, known as Wang Leehom in Asia, is a multifaceted talent in Mandopop music, also excelling as a producer, actor, and director. Wang's music journey began with the violin at age three, eventually mastering the piano, guitar, and drums. After signing with BMG and later Decca, Wang's breakout came with the album Revolution in 1998, winning him Golden Melody Awards for Best Producer and Best Mandarin Male. His diverse sound evolved over the years, blending R&B, dance, and traditional Chinese elements, leading to hits like "Forever Love" and "Heroes of Earth."

Following his successful regional career, Wang expanded into international collaborations and film projects, such as Ang Lee's Lust, Caution and his directorial debut Love in Disguise. His musical ventures continued with albums like Heart Beat and The 18 Martial Arts, earning him accolades at the Global Chinese Music Awards. After a hiatus, Wang returned with a new sound, collaborating with artists like Avicii and Far East Movement on Your Love in 2015. His versatility shone once again in movie soundtracks like "Bridge of Fate" for The Great Wall, blending pop vocals with traditional Chinese opera influences. Wang's diverse career and innovative musical fusions have solidified his status as a prominent figure in the global music scene.