Famous Singaporean Singers

Singaporean singer, songwriter, record-producer and actor JJ Lin launched his career in music with the album Music Voyager that won him Best New Artist award at the 15th Golden Melody Awards. Moving on, Lin spawned other award-winning albums like Westside and Stories Untold. Lin has his own fashion-line, SMUDGE, and has featured in commercials for brands like Beats and Sprite.    

Fann Wong is a Singaporean model, actress, and singer. She is regarded as one of MediaCorp's top actresses in Singapore's Chinese-language film and TV industry. In 1995, Fann Wong became the first actress to receive three major awards in the same Star Awards: Top 5 Most Popular Female Artiste, Best Actress, and Best Newcomer.

Stephanie Sun is a Singaporean singer-songwriter who has achieved immense popularity in the Chinese-speaking world. Over the course of her career, Sun has sold over 30 million records. Stephanie Sun is best known for her debut album Yan Zi and her eighth album Stefanie; both the albums earned her a Golden Melody Award. 

Olivia Ong is a Singaporean actress and singer best known for her work in Mandarin Chinese. Ong has also recorded songs in other languages like Japanese, Cantonese, and English. In 2009, she won the Star Award for Best Theme Song for her work in the 2008 drama serial The Little Nyonya.

Ian Fang is a Chinese actor best known for playing important roles in Singaporean TV shows. He first achieved popularity in 2012 when he was cast to play Bai Zhixiang in a Singaporean Chinese drama titled Don't Stop Believin', which earned him a Star Award. Since 2015, Ian Fang has been a permanent resident of Singapore. 

Tosh Zhang is a Singaporean musician and actor. He is best known for his songs which have garnered millions of views on social media platforms. He is also known for playing Sergeant Ong in director Jack Neo's Ah Boys to Men movie series.

Singaporean singer Taufik Batisah won first season of Singapore Idol. He went on to etch his name in Singapore music-industry with successful albums like Blessings and All Because of You, becoming a role-model to the younger generation. Blessings found place in Singapore Guinness Book of Records as best-selling English album in Singapore music-industry in past-decade, and remain so till present.

Singaporean rapper, actor and radio personality Sheikh Haikel won the star-search program Asia Bagus in 1991 as part of the rap-duo Construction Sight that is considered as the first rap group of Singapore. Over the years, Haikel has spawned successful albums like For Sure and For Sure Too and starred in films like Army Daze. He presently hosts Okto's Knockout.