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Tanya Chua (born 28 January 1975) is a 3-time Best Female Vocalist Golden Melody Award-
winning Singaporean singer-songwriter. Chua was born in Singapore in a Chinese family as
the younger of two daughters. She attended CHIJ Saint Nicholas Girls' School and graduated
from Singapore Polytechnic with a Diploma in Business Administration in 1996. Chua started
out singing in English, releasing her first English album, Bored, in 1997. She was also the first
Singaporean to win a prize in the Asia Song Festival, coming in first in the "Unpublished"
category in 1998 before she furthered her studies at the Musicians Institute in Hollywood,
California.
Chua signed on to Universal Music Taiwan in 1998 and released her first Mandarin album,
Breathe, in 1999. That album comprised compositions of her English songs matched to
Chinese lyrics by Taiwanese lyricists. In 2001, Chua performed for her own country during the
Singapore National Day Parade 2001 with the theme song titled "Where I Belong".
In 2003, Chua signed a new contract with Warner Music in Taiwan, releasing the album
Stranger, which topped sales charts in Taiwan. Her second Warner album, Amphibian (2005),
won her a Best Female Artist at Taiwan's Golden Melody Awards. The 2006 release of her
compilation T-time marked an end to her album contract with Warner, and she is currently
under record label Asia Muse. Her Goodbye and Hello (2007) album was nominated in 7
categories at the 19th Golden Melody Awards where she repeated her Best Mandarin Female
Artist win and also garnered a Best Album Producer award. She followed up with three
Singapore Hit Awards for Best Local Lyrics, Outstanding Local Music Achievement, and Asia
Media (Female Artiste) in November 2009.
Tanya has written as well as produced a number of songs for other singers, like Gigi Leung,
Fish Leong, Faye Wong, Stephanie Sun, Valen Hsu, Karen Mok, A-mei, Sammi Cheng, Sandy
Lam, S.H.E, Rene Liu, Tiger Huang, Na Ying and Tarcy Su (all female singers). She was
praised by Taiwanese producer and songwriter Jonathan Lee as being a "musician" and not
just a mere "performer". In 2008 Lee gave her a handmade guitar in appreciation of her talents.
In 2009, Chua's seventh album If You See Him (?????) was awarded one of the Top 10 Selling
Mandarin Albums of the Year at the 2009 IFPI Hong Kong Album Sales Awards, presented by
the Hong Kong branch of IFPI. After 14 years, Chua returns to Singapore to perform for a leg
of her "Tanya Chua and the Cities" world tour in 2011.