About this album
Where they were
Released in 1990, 'Everything' marked Faye Wong's debut album, establishing her as a significant figure in the burgeoning Hong Kong pop scene. At this point, she was transitioning from a more conventional Canto-pop star to an artist exploring deeper, more experimental sounds that would later define her career.
Why it matters
The album was pivotal in shaping the genre landscape of Cantonese music, blending Western influences with local styles. It received critical acclaim, positioning Wong as a leading voice in the early '90s, notably influencing future generations of artists within Hong Kong's music industry.
Essential tracks
- "Everything" — The title track encapsulates the album's blend of introspective lyrics and lush production, showcasing Wong's emotive vocal delivery.
- "可否抱緊我" — This song highlights Wong's ability to convey vulnerability through her voice, paired with a haunting melody that resonates emotionally.
- "My Loneliness" — In 'My Loneliness', Wong explores themes of isolation and longing, which are central to the album's narrative arc.
Release Date
June 1, 1990
Artist Origin
People's Republic of China
Tracklist
- 1 巴黎塔尖 4:28
- 2 Everything 4:25
- 3 遊蕩 4:44
- 4 可否抱緊我 4:11
- 5 鬥快說笑話 4:05
- 6 My Loneliness 4:08
- 7 哭牆 4:31
- 8 無悔今夜 3:50
- 9 一剎那 4:23
- 10 激流 4:59
- 11 巴黎塔尖 (reprise) 0:57
