G.E.M.

At 32 years old, G.E.M. has this physical status:

Gloria Tang Sze-wing (born 16 August 1991), professionally known by her stage name G.E.M.

(backronym of Get Everybody Moving) or Tang Tsz-chi, pinyin Dèng Ziqí, is a Chinese singer-songwriter and actress, widely known for her vocal range and stage presence.

She made her debut in the Hong Kong music scene with the release of her self-titled EP G.E.M.

in 2008.

This was followed by the release of 2009's 18..., 2010's MySecret and 2012's Xposed, which won the Hong Kong Top Sales Music Award for the Best Sales Local Female Vocalist.

Her 2nd-place finish in the 2014 edition of Chinese singing competition program I Am a Singer gained her immense fame and popularity in Greater China in addition to her native Hong Kong.

In the same year, she won a Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Award for Favorite Asian Act.

In 2015, she released the critically acclaimed Mandopop album Heartbeat, and was ranked 11th on the Forbes China Celebrity 100.

In 2016, she became the only Asian artist featured in the Forbes 30 Under 30.

Early life

Tang Sze-wing was born on 16 August 1991, in Shanghai, China; she was given the English name Gloria by her father. Her father is from Hong Kong, and her mother is from Shanghai. She has a younger sister, four years younger than her. G.E.M. spent her childhood at Caoyang New Village and lived with her maternal grandmother who died in March 2011. She moved to Hong Kong with her parents at the age of four. She attended Christian schools for her education.

G.E.M. grew up with a musical background; her mother from Vocal Music department of Shanghai Conservatory of Music, her grandmother was a vocal coach, her grandfather was a saxophonist in an orchestra, and her uncle was a violinist. G.E.M. started to write songs at the age of five. She would play a few practice songs and improvise them herself. She was featured in a performance on Hong Kong's Educational Television at the age of seven. She achieved ABRSM's piano grade 8 at the age of thirteen. G.E.M. names Christina Aguilera, Beyoncé, and Mariah Carey as her influences.

In 2006, G.E.M. won the champion in the singing competition titled Spice It Up, and caught the attention of Chang Tan (張丹), who offered her a recording deal with Hummingbird Music. She then became a professional singer at the age of 16. She graduated from Heep Woh Primary School and True Light Girls' College with a score of 21 points in HKCEE. In 2008, she attended Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, but dropped out in 2009 due to her decision to focus on her singing career.

Personal life

G.E.M. is a devout Christian and several of her songs reflect Christian themes, including Gloria, Heartbeat, and Walk on Water. Her Revelation album is inspired by a "supernatural experience she encountered." She has stated that her field has been stressful, but that it has been "her faith in God that kept her through the hardships of her career and allowed her to grow in trials."

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Career

G.E.M. G.E.M. died in October 2008 at the age of 58. G.E.M., her debut self-titled EP, has been released. Two Mandarin songs and three Cantonese songs were included in the collection, which was divided into two Mandarin and three Cantonese songs. She has received a number of accolades for her musical ability, including "Girl with Giant Lungs" and "Young Diva with Giant Lungs." G.E.M. G.E.M. died in May 2009, the first time he encountered him in May 2009. 18..., which was released in October 2009, travelled to Los Angeles to record her first studio album, 18... In November 2009, she performed her first concert, G.E.M. 18 Live 2009 at the Hong Kong International Trade and Exhibition Centre, where special guests such as Jan Lamb and Justin Lo were included in the concert. She also performed a concert in Toronto last year. In 2010, G.E.M. went to Taiwan to market the album 18... and then returned to Los Angeles to record her next studio album, My Secret, which was released in October 2010.

G.E.M. was a student at the University of Rochester, Massachusetts, in May 2011. Get Everybody Moving Tour in Hong Kong Coliseum became the youngest Hong Kong female artist to perform in the venue, winning the coveted title. She appeared in five concerts in the same venue in September and began a concert tour in eight countries.

She appeared alongside Jason Mraz and Khalil Fong at the iTunes Live in Hong Kong in June 2012 and performed "Lucky" with Jason Mraz. In July 2012, Xposed, her third studio album, was released. On all four pop music charts in Hong Kong, the lead single, "What Have U Done," debuted at number one.

G.E.M. X.X.X.X.M. was the first woman to ride her X.X.X. Xposed, Live World Tour in April 2013 in support of her third studio album. Five shows in Hong Kong Coliseum were followed by a performance at Wembley Arena in London, which is also her first show in Europe. In four continents, there were 73 shows. With her album Xposed, she became the youngest nominee ever for Best Female Vocalist Mandarin. In June, she unveiled a cover of a Chinese smash hit Intoxicated, which was played for 15 million times on QQ Music within a week.

Han Lei, Zhou Bichang, Gary Chaw, and others appeared in the second season of Hunan TV's I Am A Singer in January 2014. In Greater China, her second-place finish earned her a burgeoning following and fame. She was given a World Music Award nomination for World's Best Female Artist and a MTV Europe Music Award nomination for Best Mainland China & Hong Kong Act in the same year. G.E.M. G.A.M. made his debut in December 2014 in December. Madame Tussauds Hong Kong's wax figure was unveiled. JJ Lin's official music video for his song "Beautiful" () starring G.E.M. was released on February 10, 2015. She was chosen to be the team advisor for team Wang Feng at The Voice of China 4 in September 2015. She appeared on the front page of China's Apple Music in November 2015 and then unveiled her studio album Heartbeat with music videos of all ten songs on the album. In China, the album topped the iTunes chart.

She appeared on Forbes' list of the Top 30 Under 30 (Music) in 2016, being the first Asian artist on the list. Demi Lovato, Ashley Tisdale, and Avril Lavigne were all selected to perform a lead role in Charming's animated film this year. Among other things, she appeared at Heroes of Remix in the same year, performing EDM versions of songs such as "Like You" () and "The Brightest Star In The Night Sky" (). She launched her photobook 25 Looks and an EP in September 2016, which featured four remix songs. In November 2016, she received the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Mainland China & Hong Kong Act. G.E.M. On December 29, 2016, G.E.M. "Light Years Away," a Chinese theme song for the science fiction film Passengers, was released by the Chinese theme song "Light Years Away," which she also performed on several occasions, including the NASA 2019 Breakthrough Prize. It's lyrically, similar to the film's plot, that it depicts a doomed love.

In May 2017, G.E.M.M.'s first documentary G-Force, directed by Nick Wickham, was released in May 2017. She began her Queen of Hearts World Tour in April 2017. Namewee, a Chinese-Malaysian hip hop artist, released a video starring her in a cover of his song "Stranger In The North (KTV Version)), where she appears on the chorus, which was first performed by Taiwanese-American singer-songwriter Wang Leehom. G.E.M. performed at the 13th Annual KKBox Music Awards on January 21, 2018. Namewee and Namewee performed "Stranger In The North" immediately after she performed "Goodbye" () and "Light Years Away" for her 2018 KKBox Artist of the Year award-winner appearances. She was selected to compete with Hua Chenyu in the finals of Singer 2018 on April and performed "Light Years Away."

Her Queen of Hearts World Tour has called for an end for part 1 of the tour on August 18, and she has confirmed that the part 2 tour will continue in 2019 with more new songs.

G.E.M revealed in 2018 that she would be working on Fairytale Trilogy, in which each of the three EP's will feature three original songs written by herself and created by Lupo Groinig. On August 16, the first EP, My Fairytale, with lead single "Tik Tok," was released digitally on Chinese streaming platforms and officially launched on the 30th.

G.E.M., G.E.M., on November 4th. Being the first Chinese singer to perform at the festival, I was invited to perform "Light Years Away" and served as on-stage host in the Breakthrough Prize. She was selected one of the BBC 100 Women on November 19th, being the only Chinese on the list. The number of followers of her official YouTube channel "GEMblog" reached 1 million on November 22.

Fearless, the second EP, with the single "Woke," was released digitally on Chinese streaming platforms and around the world on October 26th. On December 14, the third and final EP from Queen G's project, "Love Finds a Way," was released on Chinese streaming platforms and internationally.

G.E.M., after gaining some more recent industry accolades, is now getting more. In Los Angeles, composer and producer new commercial songs were released in early 2019. With concerts throughout North, United States, and Eastern Asia, Queen of Hearts World Tour began in March 2019.

G.E.M. G.E.M. said on May 3rd, 2019. Happily Ever After, her sixth and final studio album by Hummingbird, a collection of three EPs that she released in late 2018 as part of the Fairytale Trilogy.

G.E.M. On December 27, 2019, she recorded her seventh studio album, City Zoo. Following, she appeared on Bilibili New Year's Eve and Jiangsu TV's New Year's Eve concert as a result of her hit singles Light Years Away, Tik Tok, and Full Stop.

G.E.M., February 20, 2021, 202 G.E.M. "Parallel" is the current single on the radio. G.E.M., a writer from November 2021, wrote a letter to the world in November 2021. (Double You) is the new single from the band "Double You" (/ ).

G.E.M., August 16, 2022, 2022. Revelation will be published shortly, according to her. Warner Music China will debut the 14-track album. On August 9, 2022, "Gloria," the album's first single, was released. G.E.M. Revelation evoked the inspiration behind it: aristote explains the inspiration behind it.

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