Joey Wee
Female pop vocalist based in Singapore
About Joey Wee
Joey Wee (; born 28 November 2000), is a singer and song-writer, based in Singapore. She was the winner in the second season of 90an Gerek! and Battle of the Buskers in Singapore.
Wee is a pop vocalist who performs at a wide range of events and occasions such as corporate functions and weddings. She is also a multilingual performer, performing in Mandarin, English, Hokkien, Cantonese and Malay.
Career
2010–2019
In 2013, Wee participated in and won Mediacorp Suria Channel’s Malay singing competition 90an Gerek!.
In 2014, Wee released her first cover HIFI album Heart Songs (心歌). Wee performed for two sold-out ticketed mini concerts, Heart Songs, at All About Eve Bar. On 7 April 2014, Wee represented Singapore in the opening performance for “2014 China-ASEAN Cultural Exchange Year” in Beijing, China.
In September 2015, the venue where Wee had been performing at, was relocated and decided to end 'Live' performance activities. Wee saw the opportunity to act on an idea that had long been in her mind – busking. She decided to form a busking duo with Singaporean keyboardist Tristan Ong.
In 2018, she held a ticketed concert in Penang, organised by Simply Fine Arts. And she also actively sings at various fundraising events (singing for good causes) throughout Malaysia.
2020–2024
In 2021, Wee released her first digital single Can You Hear Me? (你听得到吗?), which was composed and written by Gavin Xie Yu Xuan for her during the COVID-19 pandemic. Xie was one of Wee's music partners on Facebook Live streaming during the lockdown period where borders were closed.
In 2023, ETC (闲杂人等) made it to the top 10 and eventually emerged as the champion of Mediacorp Channel 8’s reality show Battle of the Buskers. As part of Esplanade's Coffee Morning & Afternoon Tea series, Wee held her ticketed 'Songs from Old Shanghai' concert at the Esplanade Recital Studio.
As part of Huayi - Chinese Festival of the Arts 2024, Wee was invited back to perform at the Esplanade Concourse on 22 February 2024.
2025 - present
On 10 February 2025, Wee officially announced that she will no longer be accepting any performances arranged by Tristan Ong, under the name of The ETC. Meanwhile, she will return to focus on her solo career. In June 2025, Wee was invited by her first vocal coach/teacher, Dr. Zhang Fan, to perform at fund-raising events in Taiping and Penang, Malaysia. Wee was invited back to perform at the Esplanade Concourse on 11 November 2025.
Tea Bone Nanyang (茶骨南洋) was composed in conjunction with SG60 and the 100th anniversary of Pek Sin Choon. The music video was directed by Singaporean filmmaker Kelvin Sng.
Discography
Studio Album
Year English title Chinese title DetailsRef.2013Heart SongsJoey惠/心歌 Released: December 2013 Label: Dreamland Production Formats: CD
Single
Filmography
Variety show Year English title Chinese title Notes Ref. 2013 90an Gerek! S2 - Winner 2023 Battle of the Buskers 游走的歌王 Winner (The ETC 闲杂人等) 2025Tea Bone Nanyang 茶骨南洋 Kelvin Sng
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