Awards. Subsequently, her contract with AsiaMuse Entertainment expired. 2018–present: Return to Universal Music In July 2017, Chua re-signed a recording deal with Universal Music. The following year, Chua released her eleventh Mandarin album Kisses for the World. The lead single from the album "The Will" earned her a Best Composition nomination at the 30th Golden Melody Awards. Chua also sang Nightglow, the official theme song for miHoYo's mobile ACG title Honkai Impact 3 second CG: Final Lesson. In 2020, her concert tour "Kisses for the World" was announced. Tickets for the show sold out within 5 minutes but was postponed from May 2020 to January 2021 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. In August of the same year, Chua started writing songs for her twelfth Mandarin album DEPART which was released in August 2021. At the 33rd Golden Melody Awards, Chua won four out of eight nominations, including three major awards for Best Female Mandarin Singer, Best Mandarin Album and Album of the Year for the album. The win for Best Female Mandarin Singer award made Chua the most awarded artist in the category, breaking her tie with A-mei, with four wins. Discography Studio albums Mandarin-language studio albums Tanya (1999) Remember (2000) I Do Believe (2001) Stranger (2003) Amphibian (2005) Goodbye & Hello (2007) If You See Him (2009) Sing It Out of Love (2011) Angel vs. Devil (2013) Aphasia (2015) Kisses for the World (2018) Depart (2021) English-language albums Bored (1997) Luck (1999) Secret Lavender (2002) Jupiter (2003) Just Say So (2011) Live albums My Space (2008) Compilation albums Tacit Understanding (2001) T-time (2006) Singles All Right (1999) Where I Belong (2001) Treasure the World (2003) Purple (2017) Nightglow (2018) Awards and nominations Asia Song Festival Golden Melody Awards References External links 1975 births Living people CHIJ Saint Nicholas Girls' School alumni Mandopop singer-songwriters Musicians Institute alumni Singaporean composers 21st-century Singaporean women singers Singaporean Mandopop singers Singaporean people of Chinese descent Singaporean singer-songwriters