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Junda Chen
Birth nameHAGEN JUNDA CHEN
Born30 August
Singapore
GenresMandarin pop
OccupationsSinger-Songwriter, producer, Creative Director
Years active2005–present
Websitewww.JUNDAOFFICIAL.COM

Junda Chen, also known as Hagen Troy, is a Singaporean musician and composer.[1] He has written songs for famous singers in the Asia music industry such as Ocean Ou, Harlem Yu, Wilbur Pan, Jocie Guo, Rachel Liang and Jolin Tsai.

His album Answer was recommended by Straits Time's Life.[2] It was also the soundtrack of drama "Bountiful Blessings",[3] starring popular Hong Kong actress, Jessica Hsuan during the year.

HagenTroy was mentioned by MyPaper[4] as an "artist to note" in May 2013.

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In 2011, Troy made a [5] crossover into the mainstream Chinese Pop market, a releasing his debut Album “Answer”.

He was a Health Promotion Board's Breathe Ambassador[6] in April 2011. He also composed and sang their theme song, "The Choice is mine".

References[edit]

  1. ^ Kit, Chua (Jan 2014). "Music And Lyrics". Nylon Magazine, p. 26-29
  • ^ Chan, Boon (24 June 2011). "Review Asian Pop". The Straits Times, p. D7
  • ^ "Bountiful Blessings [万福楼] Archives". Drama Haven. 27 September 2011.
  • ^ "Singapore artists to note". www.asiaone.com.
  • ^ "Hagen Troy - Finding his Passion". 9 March 2012.
  • ^ Knowing, Loving and Respecting Yourself: The Choice Is Yours Archived 14 August 2011 at the Wayback Machine. Breathe.sg (8 June 2011). Retrieved on 19 August 2012.

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