Fiona O'loughlin

Fiona Sit (born 11 August 1981) is a Chinese ethnic Cantopop singer and actress from Hong Kong. After joining Warner Music Group in 2003, Sit first plugged her debut song "XBF" and "Madonna's Kiss", catching attention from audiences. Sit released her first album F Debut on 8 April 2004. It became a best-seller in Hong Kong

There are many things about this album I love. It was only available through grotty old mags. Many of the songs were written by Anthony Newley. Apparently he was "egging her on" (so she tells me) to make it sound even ruder. There are some classic songs ("Whenever I'm Alone", "The World Is A Circus") and an introduction to the band that is unforgettable. I love this album so much I have two copies, one signed and one not.

Embark upon a wondrous musical and cultural exploration into the connections between the Gaels and their Northern European neighbors. Featuring ancient and modern texts, the songs speak to our past, present and future with music ranging from the simple voice to expansive arrangements and exquisite sound design. Celtic Music Radio wrote of the duo Brian O’Headhra and Fiona Mackenzie: “Two of the finest voices in Gaelic singing today.”

Fiona Apple defied categorization or any easy career path, almost running the pattern in reverse, opening her career as a highly touted and popular alternative singer/songwriter, then transitioning into a cult artist. Apple certainly benefited from the open-door policy of modern rock in the mid-’90s, following the path of crossover alt-rock piano-based songwriters like Tori Amos, but Apple was hardly an Amos copycat: she had a strong jazz undertow in her vocal phrasing and melodies, she had richer arrangements, she had a poppier bent to her songs. All these things helped her 1996 debut, Tidal, find a wide audience, one that increased considerably in the wake of the controversial video for the single “Criminal,” but Apple made it abundantly clear that she wasn’t an amateur provocateur with her sophomore album, When the Pawn Meets the King, an album that increased her critical reputation and cult, which would be pillars of support during her intense battles while making her third album, Extraordinary Machine. Collection includes: 'Tidal' (1996); 'When The Pawn…' (1999); 'Extraordinary Machine' (2005), and 'The Idler Wheel…' (2012).