Joey Yung still has an unreleased Khalil Fong-penned song
14 Mar - Joey Yung recently admitted that she still has a song written by the late Khalil Fong that she has yet to release.
The singer recently shared as much at the press conference of Emperor Jewellery's new collection where she serves as the spokesperson. Admitting that she was extremely heartbroken following the news of Khalil's passing, Joey said that her most favourite Khalil album will always be "Orange Moon".
"I admire him so much and he occupies an important position in my heart. I am glad to have sung 'Wallpaper' that he wrote for me," she said.
It is noted that "Wallpaper", which is a part of her "Joey & Joey" album, was her first collaboration with the singer-songwriter back in 2011.
Joey then revealed that there is still a song that Khalil wrote for her that has not been released. When asked if she will be releasing it, the singer said, "I will consult his family first. Respecting his family is the most important thing."
(Photo Source: Joey IG, China Press, On CC)
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