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52Hz

b. 1999

Vietnamese singer-songwriter (born 1999)

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About 52Hz

Born 1999. 52Hz is a Vietnamese singer-songwriter.

Trần Thị Phương Thảo (born 10 June 1999), known by her stage name, 52Hz is a Vietnamese singer-songwriter.

Life and career

1999–2021: Early life Trần Thị Phương Thảo was born on 10 June 1999, in Hai Phong, into a family where her father was absent. Her mother, Phan Minh Hằng, is a music teacher, while her cousin is music producer Đoàn Minh Vũ. From a young age, she showed an early passion for music and was encouraged by her mother, but because she felt she wasn't destined for the arts, she had to set this interest aside. 52Hz described her childhood as a gloomy and silent period due to changes in her living environment and the impact of her family situation. She attended Ngô Quyền High School and was later guided by her mother to become a teacher. At the university level, she chose to study in Major in English

Mối quan hệ này đã thay đổi tôi rất nhiều, chúng tôi yêu nhau từ thời mới lớn, cùng nhau trải qua những ngày ở trong căn phòng trọ nhỏ cho đến khi có được những thành công bước đầu (This relationship has changed me a lot, we love each other since the beginning, spent together days in the small motel room until the initial success) [...]. Her main job at the time was teaching at a language center. Having to do everything themselves posed a significant challenge for RIO and 52Hz. and they collaborated on producing the track with an additional version composed by 52Hz. Seeing the positive reception, 52Hz considered leaving her office job to focus on her art. "Tại gia" (At Home), "Đau lòng" (Heartbroken) with Machiot, "Do4love" with Willistic, along with two hits "now she don't" and "Đợi" (Waiting). Early that year, she had to take a break after losing her voice for four months due to a COVID-19 infection, which left her sounding raspier. 52Hz released the single "now she don't" featuring Wean on October 2, and the song immediately went viral on TikTok; Upon its release, "Đợi" became a hit Đời sống & Pháp luật (Life & Law) remarked, "[...] a captivating melody with a mysterious female voice, creating an inescapably romantic feeling." "Nhạt-Fine" by Grey D, and "Đi cùng anh" by Bùi Trường Linh. She and RIO also co-wrote the song "Her" for Mỹ Mỹ. Later in April, 52Hz performed with the Cam Philharmonic Orchestra during two nights of the Cam Gala "i" by 8 the Theatre in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, and DAO Entertainment officially announced her as one of their signed artists in early July. Afterward, she appeared at the 2024 Anh trai "say hi" awards night

In an interview, 52Hz shared that she was working on a musical project about "things that cannot be said, even to family members." over the course of more than a year. The lead single "Ở nhà một mình" (Home Alone) was released just prior to the EP. Nhà consists of songs co-written by the duo, focusing on themes of "the journey of growing up and healing the soul," personal "private stories," and 52Hz's aspirations for her life journey ahead. and was featured in the song "Miền đất kỳ diệu" (Wonderland) for the awards' theme album, as well as the theme song "Diều ngược gió (The Future is Now)" for the 2024 Làn Sóng Xanh Music Awards. She was honored to receive her first nomination for New Artist of the Year at the Dedication Music Awards in early 2025.

Artistry

Influence

Rihanna has been 52Hz's role model since middle school; For a period of time, she also frequently listened to Tiên Tiên's music and the album Chill with Me (2018). However, her later singing style was influenced by Lana Del Rey and Billie Eilish, with the press even dubbing her the "Billie Eilish of Vietnam." as she often sticks with R&B, along with pop, trap-soul, and pop rap. and distinct musical identity. performing, and music production. 52Hz demonstrated her leadership skills through her ability to arrange group positions for performances. and groundbreaking underground fashion style VNTop Vie.

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— — From Anh trai "say hi" YearTitle2024"The Stars" 2025"Em đã chờ anh bao lâu?"

From Em xinh "say hi" YearTitle 2025"The Real Aura" "AAA" "Run" "Không đau nữa rồi" "Quả chín quá" "Chẳng phải anh đâu" "Cứ đổ tại cơn mưa" "Trời sao""Tadida" "Việt Nam hơn từng ngày"

Awards and nominations Year Award Category Nomination Result 2024WeChoice AwardsRising ArtistBản thân WeYoungRising ArtistBản thân WeChoice AwardsSong of the Year"Không đau nữa rồi"

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People in 52Hz's life

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Frequently asked questions

Who is 52Hz?

Vietnamese singer-songwriter (born 1999)

When was 52Hz born?

52Hz was born on 10 June 1999 in Haiphong.

What is 52Hz's occupation?

52Hz is a singer-songwriter.

What nationality is 52Hz?

52Hz is Vietnamese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: 52Hz

· Wikidata: Q136945840

· DBpedia: 52Hz

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