Vincy (Version 2) (CD + DVD + Bonus CD) DVD Region All

However, Vincy Chan's debut album broke the rule. She possesses a uniquely clear voice and her skills, though not perfect, fully exemplify her formal vocal training which many Hong Kong pop singers still lack. Her crystal clear voice best suits the expressive songs in this album, and the principal track "Feeling" (Cantonese version - Track 5 / Mandarin version - Track 11) may serve as the most illustrative example. Few can perform the song like Vincy does, hitting the high notes so accurately without losing sight to convey the beauty of the melody. A cover version of the Taiwanese song "Living on My Own" by Freya Lin, "Feeling", under the new arrangement, carries a different emotion which Vincy aptly grasps.

"Longing for" (Track 1) may not be that easy-listening, but it demonstrates Vincy's superb techniques in singing. She also ably brings out a sense of lightness and delicacy through her gentle voice in "Confession" (Track 2) and "Fish Swimming in Water" (Track 7), and her voiceover in the latter is a clever design in intensifying that feeling. She attempts a more playful approach when performing "My Adventurous Martin" (Track 6), but I still think that her voice sounds the most soothing in singing ballads like "Fly to Me" (Track 12) and "You, Me and Her" (Track 8). A gifted singer, she knows the art of manipulating her wonderful voice to offer a refreshing and comforting experience to her audience.

Track 13, titled "I'm Vincy", is her monologue about her own background. But actually she doesn't need this to promote herself. Her expressive voice is enough to attract people.