Wax (singer)

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Wax
Birth name Cho Hye-ri
Born May 31, 1976 (1976-05-31) (age 32)
Occupation(s) singer
Instrument(s) singing
Stage name
Hangul 왁스
Revised Romanization Wakseu
Birth name
Hangul 조혜리

Wax (born as Cho Hye-ri on 31 May 1976) is a popular Korean singer.

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[edit] Career

Before her debut, Wax was the lead vocalist of a band called "Dog" in the year 1998.[1] She made her debut in the professional music scene singing the song "Oppa" which was a re-made version of Cyndi Lauper's "She Bop". Her debut album, "Oppa", released in November 2000 managed to showcase her singing talent and it spawned a number of hits like "Mother's Dairy", "Oppa", and ”The Reason You Left Me" remaining on the charts for weeks.

In the year 2001, following the success of her debut album, She released her second album which also spawned hits like "Redoing My Makeup" and "I Want To Fall In Love" gaining her great responses from the pop music fans. [2]

She released albums of original material in 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2005, as well as a "best of" album in 2004.

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

Year Title
2000 Vol.1 - The Diary of Mom
2001 Vol.2 - Redoing My Makeup
2002 Vol.3
2003 Vol.4
2005 Vol.5
2006 Vol.6 - 사랑은 다 그런거니까
2008 Vol.7 - 여자는 사랑을 먹고 (Women Live On Love)

[edit] Compilations

Year Title
2004 Wax Best of Best - Best Day & Night
2004 The Selection Of Wax

[edit] Overseas

Year Title
2002 02 (Overseas Version)

[edit] References

  1. ^ oafun.com [1] Retrieved on 2008-01-31
  2. ^ world.kbs.co.kr Biography at KBS WORLD Radio Retrieved on 2008-01-31

[edit] See also

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