Inch Chua - The Peace of Voice

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Thanks to one of the blogs in ISAtv, this week I was introduced to another new talented singer with incredible vocal -- Inch Chua. 

Let's start off with a little but something about Inch. 

Born in December 22, 1988, Inch is a Singaporean singer-songwriter, musician, composer and multi-instrumentalist currently based in LA, USA. She gained national recognition after being the first Singapore solo artist to be invited to the prestigious South b Southwest Music Festival. In 2010, she released an album "Wallflower". Her music is influenced by everything from early pop classics, oldies, jazz to alt-rock. 

When I first listened to "The Christmas", I was blown away by her strong and unique vocal. I had to put down what I was doing just to finish the video. Inch's vocal and David Choi's are perfect match. The song was beautifully sung and I couldn't stop repeating it for a few times. 

The Christmas Song - David Choi & Inch Chua

Then I looked up on Youtube for more of her others songs. These are some of my favourites :}

Wallflower - Inch Chua

Try A Little Harder - Inch Chua

Devotion In Reality - Inch Chua

The Last Waltz - Inch Chua

Inch has a magnetic voice and once she started to sing, I got hooked. Listening to her sing is very relaxing, especially during night time, when you can just sit back and indulge yourself into her beautiful voice. 

Subscribe to Inch Chua's channel on Youtube for more of her beautiful songs and covers. 

David Choi - The First Blast of Freshness

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David Yong Choi is a Korean American musician and youtube video producer. He was born on March 22, 1986 to Ray Choi and Jane Choi. Obviously David got his talents from both parents. Ray plans auto-harp and Jane owns a music store calls “Grace Store”. David was surrounded by music growing up and does not think that he would have pursued music today without those influences. 

At a young age, David was required to play the piano and violin, an experience he didn't much enjoy it. Davis had not heard a pop song until he was in the sixth grade. Choi eventually ceased violin lessons in high school and commenced jazz piano lessons in ninth grade. It is at this time that David began to compose music, and he won his first award after submitting an instrumental pop song for a contest. As of now, he performs a mix of original songs and covers of pop hits. David worked as a songwriter and producer at Warner/Chappel Music, which signed him on after his participation in an American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) workshop.

I first got in touch with David Choi after I watch the video “Lucky Guy” released by Wong Fu Productions. David’s husky voice attracted my attention. I started to search for some of his other songs. David’s songs gave me the first blast of freshness as they are so different than what I've been listening all this while.

Most of David’s songs are about love, relationships and break-ups. It was mentioned in Wiki that he describes his own music as “poppy with a hint of jazz and folk”. You might think that David’s a sad, solemn person with a poker face, but if you track his songs, you’ll find that most of his songs are often happy melodies. Take “When You’re Single” for instant, David put the song in a fun way and it makes me feel that “Hell, I'm dang proud to be single!”

Here are some of my favourites to share:

Missing Piece – Still my favourite. This song was in my replay list for almost one week.

Lucky Guy – I wasn’t that much in love with this song at first. But I think it just gets better and better after listening to it for a few times.

Something to Believe – A song which I find quite relaxing. I just discovered the song a few weeks ago and it is now the ringtone of my phone.

Darling It's You (ft. Clara.C) – Another of my favourites. I recommended the song to my sis, and now the song is in her playlist.

The Way You Are & My Time with You (ft. Kina Grannis) – Beautifully sung duets.

If you’re wondering what albums that David had released in the past few years, here they are for your reference.

Only You (2007 – 2008): Love, Won't Even Start, Something to Believe, Only You

By My Side (2009 – 2010): That Girl, By My Side, Better You

Forever and Ever (2011): Missing Piece, When You're Single, Lucky Guy, Forever and Ever, Thinking About You

Subscribe to David Choi's channel on youtube to get more of his songs and covers, or follow him on Twitter / Instagram to get to know a Better David.