Fiona Fung says: 'I want to cheer people up with my music and bring a little bit of sweetness into their lives.'
Fung, a 27-year-old lyricist and singer, has just released her second album Sweet Melody, a follow-up to A Little Love, which sold 10,055 copies.
She has remained under the radar over the past few years, working behind the scenes, translating lyrics into Cantonese for songs used in Hollywood films, and even working as a backup singer.
Fans will probably see more of her after she signed with music producer, Chan Kwong-wing. She just finished her first solo concert recently and is looking forward to what the future holds.
On Sweet Melody, Fung has laid out 20 tracks including demos, new songs and songs featured on television adverts or movies. One of her favourite tracks is When I Was Young. 'It's about when I first started working,' she says. 'It was like emerging from a bubble - I was so used to my family and colleagues treating me kindly throughout the years.'
She was not used to a world where people had only their own interests in mind. She wrote this song as a reminder to herself and her fans to face challenges, and keep the same attitude as when she was young: 'full of innocence and uncorrupted courage'.