Endy Chow

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Endy Chow
Endy Chow in 2008
Born	Chow Kwok Yin (1979-12-11) 11 December 1979 (age 41) Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital, Happy Valley, British Hong Kong
Occupation	Singer, actor
Children	3
Chinese name
showTranscriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin zhou1 guo2 xian2 Yue: Cantonese Jyutping zau1 gwok3 yin4
Musical career
Origin	Hong Kong
Genres	Cantopop, Rock
Instruments	Guitar, piano
Labels	WOW Music(2015-Now)
Musical artist
Website	facebook.com/endychowjaugwokyin

Endy Chow Kwok-yin is a Hong Kong actor, singer and composer.

Early life[]

Chow was born in 11 December 1979 at Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital in Happy Valley, his family immigrated to New Zealand when he was 13. He went to Japan to further his studies when he was 19.

Career[]

At 15, Chow formed a band with friends (including current members of Climax), naming it after the band's first guitar teacher. Thereafter, Zarahn composed more than 100 songs. He was signed to Warner Hong Kong as a solo artist in September 2003 after a friend, Candy Hung, helped pass his demo tape to composer and producer, Joannes Lam.

He currently has three releases: the 'Endy Chow EP', 'Greenhouse Balloon' and recently his new album 'Light'.

In 2005, he performed in the male lead role in Denise Ho's stage musical, "The Butterfly Lovers".

In a recent interview, Endy said that he is interested in the music industry because he likes to create music from scratch. He finds it very rewarding and thanks all his fans for the continuous support given.

Personal life[]

In 2001, Chow married a Korean woman he met while studying in Japan. With his wife, Chow has three daughters.

Filmography[]

Films[]

• One Second Champion (2020)
• Invincible Dragon (2019)
• Remember What I Forgot (2019)
• Love Is Cold (2017)
• The Midnight After (2014)
• Old Master Q and Little Ocean Tiger (2011)
• Cocktail (2006)
• Good Times, Bed Times (2006)

Television series[]

• Stained (2017)
• 3X1 (2016)
• ICAC Investigators 2011 (2011)
• Hearts of Fencing (2003)

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Solo album[]

• [《周國賢同名EP》(2004/March)]
• [《周國賢同名EP 》(2nd Version)(2004/April)]
• [《溫室汽球》(2004/Nov)]
• [《溫室汽球》(2nd Version)(2005/Jan)]
• [《光》 (2005/Nov)]
• [《光》(Special Edition)(2005/Dec)]
• [《College》(新曲+精選)(2009/June)]
• [《Implode》(2010/Oct)]
• [《This Is Not The End》(White+Black EP)(2011/July)]
• [《This Is Not The End》(Is The Beginning Version)(2011/Sept)]
• [《Project December》(2011/Dec)]
• [《Live A Life》(2012/Aug)]
• [《Live A Life》(2nd Version)(2012/Sept)]

References[]

External links[]

• ENDY's Official Facebook Page
• YouTube Page in BMA era
• Endy's Directed Video's Work
• Endy's Weibo Page
• Endy's Instagram
• Endy's Sina Twitter