Hebe Tien 田馥甄

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Hebe Tien (Chinese: pinyin: Tián Fùzhen; born on March 30, 1983) is a Taiwanese singer and actor.

Born and raised in Taiwan, she rose to fame in the early 2000s as a member of the Taiwanese girl group S.H.E. To Hebe (2010), her debut album, established her as a solo artist.

In most Mandarin-speaking areas of Asia, Tien's song "A Little Happiness," the theme song on the 2015 Taiwanese film Our Times, was a big hit.

Early life

Tian Fuzhen was born in Xinfeng, Hsinchu, Taiwan, on March 30th, 1983. Her father is a public servant, her mother is a housewife, and her older brother owned an American-Mexico restaurant in Zhubei. She graduated from Hukou High School in Hsinchu. Tien once said that if she had not been a singer, she would have been a public servant as her father after university. Tien made her television debut in 1999 by playing flute in the 'Rediculous Beauty' segment of the CTV variety show Guess, where she performed flute and another on TV Citizen, where she showcased her singing skills and earned 10,000 NTD.

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Career

The production team invited Tien to appear on the show again shortly after she was shown on the show television Citizen, and Grand Music International (currently HIM International Music) invited her for an audition. The "Universal 2000 Talent and Beauty Girl Competition" was held on August 8, 2000, in the hopes of finding new artists to be signed to their catalog. Tien was encouraged to participate in this televised competition by the staff of the television show "Cruel Stage." Around 1,000 participants were eligible, and seven contestants remained in the final round after multiple rounds of competition. Tien's voice began to crack while singing "Return Home" in the first round. As a result, she decided to perform in a lower key in the final round, selecting "Live You" by Singaporean singer Kit Chan. However, she was still unfamiliar with the song, so about ten seconds of the final lyrics went unsung. Following the competition, the Taiwanese record firm gave all seven contestants an audition. The show's producer adored her warm demeanor and a natural performer. Tien was invited to join S.H.E. Selina and Ella as a result, and was signed under the Taiwanese record label HIM International Music.

Tien debuted as a solo musician in 2010 after a fruitful career with S.H.E. She received critical acclaim for her debut album To Hebe in September. In May 2011, the album was nominated for four awards in the 22nd Golden Melody Awards. It was named Best Music Video for "Leave Me Alone" and Best Single Producer for "LOVE." The album was also selected by the Association of Music Workers in Taiwan for the Top Ten Albums, and her album "LOVE!" was also included on the Top Ten Albums. The Top Ten Singles were chosen for the Top Ten Singles.

Tien released her second album, My Love, in September 2011. Tien is the first Chinese-language female singer whose music video attracted ten million views on YouTube, making it the first Chinese-language female singer whose music video earned ten million views. Tien became the first Chinese-language singer to have two music videos with more than ten million views on YouTube on January 21, 2013. My Love is the most nominated artist at the 23rd Golden Melody Awards in May 2012, receiving seven nominations, including Golden Melody Award for Best Mandarin Album and Best Music Video for her song "My Love."

Insignificance was announced on November 29, 2013, just weeks after she saw her same-titled single on a few weeks earlier. The music video went viral within four days, and the album sold 40,000 copies in Taiwan within a week. Tien became the female artist with the highest-selling album for the year. The album was nominated for two awards at the 25th Golden Melody Awards in May 2014, including Best Music Video. At the awards ceremony, she performed three songs by Taiwanese singer Tracy Huang. Tien embarked on her first solo world tour "IF" in Taipei Arena by the end of the year. Within ten minutes, tickets for the two-day concert in Taipei sold out.

She performed "A Little Happiness" for the Taiwanese film Our Times in July 2015, making her the first Chinese-language singer with more than 100 million views on YouTube and second Asian female singer with 100 million views. "Pretty Woman" was released by the actress in September as part of the Chinese film Go Lala Go 2's soundtrack. "Learning From Drunk" and "Insignificance" from her third album's second year on YouTube received more than ten million views.

Tien wrapped up the first leg of the "IF" world tour at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on March 5, 2016. "A Little Happiness" was nominated for Song of the Year and Best Composer at the 27th Golden Melody Awards (Composer: JerryC, lyrics by Xu Shi Zhen & Wu Hui Fa.) On June 17th, the second leg of her world tour "IF Plus" began at the Hong Kong Coliseum, where she first performed her songs "When you are gone" and "Every day is a Miracle." Both songs appeared on her fourth album Day By Day, which was announced a month before. Tien spent the first season of the Chinese music program Sound of My Dream with JJ Lin, A-Mei, Jam Hsiao, and Yu Quan. Her live performances were televised digitally.

Tien performed the Chinese theme song for the film Beauty and the Beast with Chinese singer Jing Boran in February 2017. Day By Day's album "Love Yourself" was nominated for two Grammy Awards, including Best Music Video. Tien finished her world tour "IF Plus" on September 2, 2017 after adding two additional dates to Kaohsiung Arena, with a total of 38 concerts spanning 23 countries.

Tien performed her own recorded song "Stay" on August 20th to capture her current emotions. At the 30th Golden Melody Awards, Sandee Chan's album was eventually selected for Producer of the Year, Single. S.H.E's final single, "Seventeen," written by Soda vocalist Greeny Wu, was released in the same month as the group's 17th anniversary since debuting. It was followed by a free open-air concert at the Liberty Square in Taipei that was completely sold out in a minute with a total of 12,000 people. Tien and the other S.H.E members officially left HIM International Music after 17 years and founded her own management company, A TUNE Music (), and released her first single outside of HIM, "Jasper Night," as the soundtrack to the Chinese film Long Day's Journey Into Night in December of this year.

Tien signed a recording contract with Pourquoi Pas Music in April 2019 (PQPMusic) and will be working in collaboration with her management company. She revealed that her fifth studio album and second concert world tour would be in preparation, and that her first single, "Still Early," will be released as the soundtrack to China's film Midnight Diner in September.

Time Will Tell was Tien's fifth studio album and she appeared for four nights at her sold-out second concert tour One, After Another at the Taipei Arena, and she was welcomed at the Taipei Arena in September. She was the second artist next to Eric Chou to stage a concert tour in Taiwan after the COVID-19 pandemic started. She was accepted as a guest on her new album and "Learning From Drunk" at the 31st Golden Melody Awards by the following month.

Time Will Tell, her fifth studio album, was nominated for six awards, including Best Album in Mandarin, Music Video of the Year, and Best Female Mandarin Singer at the 32nd Golden Melody Awards, including Best Album in Mandarin, as well as Best Female Mandarin Singer. Tien received the Golden Melody Award for Best Female Mandarin Singer for the album. She also received several awards at the 18th Hito Music Awards for the same album, including Best Female Singer, Global Media Commendation Award, Top Ten Chinese Songs of the Year, and 2020 Top 100 Singles, and the best Composer award went to "A Song For You" on the single.

Tien held a press conference on February 24th, 2022, announcing the appearance of her new song "It is The Hour" as part of the LIVE IN LIFE collection. After Another, which was also scheduled at Kaohsiung Arena in May, she revealed the continuation of her concert tour One. Within seconds, 40,000 tickets were sold out. Because of the increasing local transmissions of the COVID-19 pandemic, the tour dates will be postponed to September. Tien released the music video for her song "One Week Friends" as the official soundtrack to the Chinese film "One Week Friends," which was based on the Japanese manga film One Week Friends.

On YouTube, her music videos have more than 658 million views, and she is the most popular female artist on the platform in China. "A Little Happiness" was YouTube's first Chinese-language music video to reach 100 million views. She was the second female singer in Asia to reach 100 million views on YouTube.

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