Aubrey N. Suwito is regarded by many to be among the top musicians in Malaysia. This keyboard player often doubles as a producer, arranger, jinglewriter and, in this case, songwriter. An alumnus of the famed Berklee College of Music. Aubrey graduated Summa Cum Laude in 1993 but has been involved in the Malaysian music industry since 1986.
Aubrey has worked with many local and international artists. As a piano player, he has had stints with Australian sax player Andrew Oh, Indonesian artists Ruth Sahanaya and Broery Marantika, Malaysian jazz band Face First and American Grp recording artists Phil Perry and Eric Marienthal. Aubrey also performed in the Bangkok Jazz Festival backing Eric Marienthal with the band Face First. As a first call session player, Aubery has been the musical director to some of Malaysia's top acts such as Ning Baizura, Nora, Aishan and the late Sudirman. He has also backed Sheila Majid, Zainal Abidin, Ziana Zain, Awie and many others.
Aubrey is no stranger to song festivals. In the past, he has represented Malaysia in the Asia Broadcasting Union Song Festival (Kuala Lumpur: 1987), the International Song Festival (Manila: 1995) and numerous local song competitions. His songs have made it to the top of the Malaysian charts.
He is currently a director/partner at a local production house - Incognito Productions.
Gigi Ngoh is a newcomer to the world of song-lyrics and "There Will Always Be Tomorrow" is actually her very first attempt. An ardent music lover, she completed the Grade 8/Diploma Level at the Royal Conservatory of Music. Gigi plays the saxophone, flute, clarinet, oboe and the piano, her very first instrument.
An honors History/Museum Studies student at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. Gigi is an avid reader with a great passion for writing prose.
Sandra Lee Su Yin, (her maiden name) or preferably Sandra Bok (her maiden name) or preferably Sandra Bok (her married name), wanted to be singer eversince she was little. The granddaughter of local veteran musician, the late Tony Fonseka, Sandra sang every chance she had. Much to her dismay , her parents wanted her to have an education first,. So, she pursued her Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration at the City University, Bellevue, Washington, U.S.A.
Since then she has given in to her musical urges and has been quietly indulging in her passion for singing by doing local club gigs with most of Malaysia's top musicians. She has participated in local contests like Top of the Pubs in 1989, the 1990 World Kite Song Festival locals finals, the Nescafe Suara 90 An National Singing Contest in Manila,1995. This is her second competition outside of Malaysia.
She is currently a director/partner at a local production house - Incognito Productions.
