Chris Lee at Fibonacci Brewing Company

1 ) Chinese singer-songwriter Li Yuchun, also known by her stage name Chris Lee Chris Lee, known in Chinese as Li Yuchun (李宇春), is one of the most influential pop culture figures in China. Her journey from a talent show winner to an international icon represents a groundbreaking chapter in the history of Chinese entertainment. Born on March 10, 1984, in Chengdu, Sichuan, Chris Lee grew up in a modest family. Her father was a railway police officer and her mother was a housewife. Despite having no formal musical training in her early years, she often performed for her schoolmates. She later attended the Sichuan Conservatory of Music in 2002 to study pop singing. Her life changed forever in 2005 when, as a student, she entered the nationwide televised singing contest Super Girl. While she was not technically the best singer or dancer among the finalists, she captivated audiences with her charismatic, androgynous style and passionate stage presence. She won the competition with a staggering 3,528,308 votes, and an estimated 400 million viewers watched the final. Her victory launched her to instant stardom and was so culturally significant that she appeared on the cover of Time Magazine Asia later that same year. Following her Super Girl win, Chris Lee signed with Taihe Rye Music. In 2006, she released her debut studio album, "The Queen and the Dreams" (皇后与梦想), produced by the renowned Zhang Yadong. The album was a commercial smash, selling 1.37 million copies by the end of the year and establishing her as a force in the Mandopop industry. Over the years, Lee continued to evolve as an artist. She released a string of successful albums, including Mine (2007), her self-titled Chris Lee (2009), The Literary Youth Who Can Dance (2011), and Old If Not Wild (2012). After her contract with EE-Media expired, she formed her own team, demonstrating her artistic independence and business acumen. A major milestone came with the 2016 digital album "Wild Growth" (野蛮生长). It was released in four parts and broke numerous digital sales records, becoming the first digital album in Chinese history to sell over 6.5 million copies. This was followed by the commercially successful digital album "Popular" (2017), which shattered multiple certification records on the QQ Music platform. Her 2019 album, "Wow" (哇), further cemented her status, winning her awards for "Most Popular Female Singer of the Year" and "Stage Performance of the Year". She also created her own "WhyMe" brand concert series, which was held annually as a way to thank her loyal fan base, known as "Corns" (a play on the Chinese word for "corn," yumi, which sounds like "Yu's fans"). Chris Lee's popularity transcended the borders of China. In 2008, she won the MTV Asia Award for "Favorite Artist Mainland China". She achieved significant global recognition in 2013 when she won the MTV Europe Music Award (EMA) for Best Worldwide Act. She also won a World Music Award for "Best Selling Chinese Artist" in 2014. In 2009, Lee expanded her career into film. She made a notable acting debut in the Hong Kong action film "Bodyguards and Assassins" (十月围城). Her performance as a young kung fu expert named Fang Hong earned her nominations for "Best New Performer" and "Best Supporting Actress" at the 2010 Hong Kong Film Awards. She continued acting in major productions such as Flying Swords of Dragon Gate (2011) and The Guillotines (2012), and later appeared in Monster Hunt 2 (2018). Beyond her artistic achievements, Chris Lee is also recognized for her role as a fashion icon and her philanthropic work. She has been featured in campaigns for luxury brands like Givenchy. In 2014, she was named one of Business of Fashion's 500 Global Fashion Leaders. She has also been a dedicated philanthropist. Following the 2006 Sichuan earthquake, her fans organized donations, which led to the establishment of the "Corn Love Fund" (玉米爱心基金) in her name. This was the first charity fund in China to be named after a celebrity's fans. 2) Kristoffer Lie, better known by his artist name Chris Lee, is a Norwegian Hip Hop-artist Kristoffer Lie (born October 28 1982), better known by his artist name Chris Lee, is a Norwegian Hip Hop-artist from Sandvika, Bærum. He was initially known for the way he combines Hip Hop with acoustic elements, and he both sings, raps and plays the guitar. More recent material, like from his new album Love Ghost, is more electronic and synthbased. His new album could be described as a mix of Pop, R&B and Hip Hop. The album also feautures collaborative work with artists like Too $hort, Name, OnklP, Joddski and Maya Vik. Chris Lee has for years been affiliated with the Hip Hip collective International Loose Cannons from Oakland, California, and has spent huge amounts of his career on the US westcoast. 3) Chris "C.P." Lee is a musician form Salford, UK He was a member of Alberto y Lost Trio Paranoias and Gerry and the Holograms. 4) Chris Lee is a singer-songwriter hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina Chris Lee is a singer-songwriter hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina. He currently lives in Brooklyn, New York. He plays in NYC a lot. 5) A Christian R&B singer A Christian R&B singer. In one year, singer Chris Lee cobbins has seen his career take a massive turn for the best in 2010. see his tracks here : Kryptonite Going from unsigned singer to Grammy-nominated writer for his work on Lecrae’s album, Rehab, Cobbins has entered the greener grass on the other side after 6 years hard and God-driven work. The 26-year old has featured on cemented rappers' albums including Dre’ Sr’s latest album, The Maturation, Trip Lee’s bust out third album, Between Two Worlds, and is featured on the much anticipated fifth album from Clear Sight Music Records artist and St. Louis-native Flame’s new album Captured. Now, Cobbins is set to release his very own full length EP entitled, The Medicine. The Medicine is produced by none other then the incredible CheeseBeats aka 'The Kracken'. CheeseBeats has made numerous beats for Lecrae (Killa, High, 40 Deep, Boasting, and Release Date), Sho Baraka (We Can Be More, Me, Myself, and I), Trip Lee (Twisted, Life 101), and Tedashii (Bury Me). This 7-song EP starts off with the well-received first single All About You featuring southern artist PRo. The track is definietly begging for mainstream radio play as already forseen by CheeseBeats as said in an interview by Cobbins on DJ PDogg‘s radio show. With tremendous energy in the hook and perfectly-timed drum fills all through the song, Cobbins exclaims the greatness that is God. Every attribute, the value of Him giving us life in Christ, and how every action of good is dedicated to Him. Period. “All About You” is a great song, that will elevate Cobbins to another level in the music industry. You can buy “All About You” on iTunes and Amazon. “Medicine” is a feel-good dance party track that puts you in the mind of mainstream pop anthem. Speaking of the joy of how we need an antidote for life, Cobbins shows how it is important to daily take a dose of the scriptures and how vital it is for us to do so. Sin is the problem. Jesus is the solution. “Twitter Love” is a straight out dougie jam. With assistance from Dre’ Sr., the two precisely tell how fickle we are as humans. Using the metaphor of the social networking site, Twitter, Cobbins explains how we as Christians are just not feeling what the scriptures are saying and other times we really are loving what it says. As horrible as that sounds, we all have to admit to not listening to God at one point or another. We conjure up some manure-filled plan and convince ourselves that it will work better than God’s. But we “retweet” the word of God when we agree with what it says. Cobbins and Dre’ Sr. are conveying that any other plan outside of God’s will ultimately fail and if even we are not really liking what it is saying, we must do it, one because if we claim to love Him truly we would follow his commands (John 14:15). And as a bonus, it is the best way for us. Sounds like a win-win situation to me. “Chase Me Down” is by far my favorite beat of the album. It’s a slow tempo with hard-hitting bass lines that coincides with the message of how we flee from temptation and sprint to the cross. Honestly, it would be interesting to see what would have happened to the song if he had a featured artist on it. There’s an empty part of the song after the second verse and even what sounds like a leading bridge to a featured third artist but instead it plays the instrumental and back to the chorus. Nonetheless, it is a unique and wonderful song. Jumping back on the dance train, “Play With My Heart” is about sin and the dirty foolish tricks it plays and how we are even more foolish for giving into the plans that will undoubtedly cause massive havoc and seemingly endless problems, that can only be dealt with, reconciled, and purged through Jesus Christ. Breakers will love this song as it contains high energy and strobe light love-ability. This is the second single of the EP and you can also buy “Play With My Heart” on iTunes & Amazon. “Flatline” appeals to the Christians who look over their day at the end of night and notice areas of their day where they sinned and did not necessarily show Christ's love. They use this time to repent, put those actions to death forever, and make a conscious effort not to do those things again. It is a very heart-felt piece where the listener can truly relate to reflecting on a day when he lies his head down at night. “Round of Applause” is the final chapter of the EP, as Cobbins slows it down giving a great thanks to how God loves and how we anticipate when people ask us where our peace comes from. Cobbins also shows his vocal range as in the verse he hits a baritone while in the last verse he even hits a high tenor giving the song a nice sense of diversity and sootheness. Chris Lee Cobbins has definitely had a magnificent and unexpected 2010 and this EP puts him on the platform to launch to bigger heights in 2011. The Medicine releases on December 28, 2010 on iTunes, Amazon, and other music outlets.