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Lu Kaitong

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Ellen Joyce Loo (English: Ellen Joyce Loo, March 27, 1986 - August 5, 2018), a Hong Kong female singer-songwriter and musician. In 2002, he became a founding member of the singing group At17, serving as lead vocalist, backing vocalist and guitarist. He is also good at piano and has played and sang his own works "Homeless" and "I'd Go Back" at the At17 Concert and Threesome + At17 Live Concert. Songwriting first appeared on At17's debut album "Meow Meow Meow", and he also tried his hand at arranging and producing. In 2010, he and Lin Erwen, another member of At17, announced that they would break up, and Lu Kaitong started anew to start his personal development. In addition to preparing her solo album, she is also active in organizing concerts for other singers. She has served as the guitarist for concerts by Tat Ming Pai, Sammi Cheng, Eason Chan, Miriam Yeung, Joey Yung, Denise Ho and other singers. She has also twice been a guest at The Shining Band's concerts.

Category
Musicians
Nationality
Canada
Born
1986-03-27
Died
2018-08-05
Wikidata
Q5364900
Occupations singercomposersongwriter
Aliases Ellen Joyce LooEllen Joyce Loo Hoi TungLu KaitongLu KaitongLu Kaitong

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