People Mountain People Sea
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People Mountain People Sea (PMPS, Traditional Chinese: 人山人海, meaning:huge crowds of people; a sea of people) is a Hong Kong music production company established by renowned singer-songwriter Anthony Wong Yiu Ming with a team of artists and musicians on 1999-06-16.
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[edit] About PMPS
The name of the company originated from one of Wong’s best selling albums released in 1997 under the same name. PMPS was born rather artistically oriented, despite majority of the giant music production companies in Hong Kong are heavily commercial-oriented. All founding members of PMPS have extensive experience in the creative or music industry prior founding the company, including producers, singers, songwriters, sound engineers, musicians, etc.
Although being an independent production company, PMPS does from time to time handle the production of albums for top-of-the-line singers such as Leslie Cheung, Faye Wong, Eason Chan, Andy Hui and Miriam Yeung. Their services mainly focus on song-writing, lyric-writing, musical arrangement, producing, sound engineering etc. Furthermore, PMPS also participates in movie scoring, theatre anddance music production.
Since 2002, PMPS started to sign in singers under their own label. Their first singers signed was at17, a Folktronica music group formed by 2 very talented young girls. The group soon received positive response form the public audiences and critics. Their success led the company to establishment of another group PixelToy.
[edit] Founding Members
- Anthony Wong Yiu Ming- Company Director
- Arion (亞里安) - editor/critic in music and film
- Keith Leung(Gaybird) (梁基爵) - Songwriter
- Jason Choi (蔡德才)- Songwriter, Producer
- Veronica Lee(VeeGay) (李端嫻) - Sound engineer, producer.
- Yu Yat Yiu (于逸堯) - songwriter, film score writer.
- Cedric chan (陳浩峰) - lyricist, singer.
- Pia Ho(何秀萍) - lyricist
[edit] Studio PMPS
In 2006, PMPS established their own studio named Studio PMPS to facilitates musical and multiedia productions, as well as the possible expansion to the TV commercial production business in Hong Kong.
