Jae discovered his passion for entertainment at the age of 17, when he won Warner Music’s Super Idol Competition in Singapore in year 2002 and represented Singapore to Taiwan, competing with other c...
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Jae discovered his passion for entertainment at the age of 17, when he won Warner Music’s Super Idol Competition in Singapore in year 2002 and represented Singapore to Taiwan, competing with other contenders all over Asia, finishing Top 13. This is the first time he appeared on national television.
Since then, Jae has actively been seeking training grounds to improve his vocals performing skills such as volunteering himself to be one of the Street Performing Artiste (Singapore) in the Singapore Street Festival for 3 consecutive years (2007-2009).. During his 3 years Artiste Development training with local music veteran Roy Li Fei Hui, he also picked up film producing and studio producing technique.
In 2007, Jae started gaining more recognition in the local entertainment industry when he entered Singapore’s first Song Writing competition on national television ‘S-Pop Hurray!’ and became the Top 12 Finalist with his catchy and unique composition “蚊子咬咬” (Mosquito Bite). He was invited in year 2008 to participate in the ‘Love Infinity’ charity song for Szechuan Earthquake.
Not limiting himself to just vocals, Jae got his break on television in 2007, guest appearing on MediaCorp Channel 8 Drama ‘Rhythm Of Life’ 《变奏曲》. After his first foray into acting, he was cast to act in various TV dramas on MediaCorp’s Channel 8 and Channel 5, and quickly became a regular face in many short films, projects by up and coming directors such as Li Fei Hui, Alvin Soe and Tzang Merwyn Tong. His most recent accomplishment is being selected to play the lead role for award-winning director Royston Tan’s new short film.
梁卓生是一名新人. 仍在尝试各种不同的体验, 不过最爱还是音乐. 写歌给天王如陈奕迅是他的梦想. 更希望有一天能开一场个人演唱会与亚洲各大歌手同台.
2002年卓生曾代表新加坡前往台湾参加'偶像大胜战'中决赛。不幸落败后，2005年的卓生开始正式于新加坡'黎沸挥音乐房'学习歌唱技巧与艺人培训。目前卓生正往各方面尝试。包括当模特儿，制作歌曲，歌曲创作等。其中原创'蚊子咬咬'更打进新加坡'Spop万岁'创作比赛前12强。
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