‘Jackson Wang shook hands with everyone': The go-to company for pop stars who film MVs in S'pore
SINGAPORE – In the past few years, home-grown producer Alex Teh and his team have worked closely wit h pop stars who filmed their music videos in Singapore.
To him, Hong Kong-born singer Jackson Wang was the most memorable.
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