Members of HK boy band Mirror say they read comments from fans to improve themselves


(Clockwise from top left) Keung To, Edan Lui, Anson Lo and Jer Lau. Photo: CHAN TAK KONG/The Star

In Part II of The Star's exclusive 30-minute interview with Hong Kong boy band Mirror, Anson Lo, Edan Lui, Jer Lau and Keung To (with Lui and Lo taking lead speaking in fluent English) spoke on the group’s English single, what they constantly argue about and the difficult part about being the most recognised faces in Cantopop. (you can read Part I of the interview here.)

Anson Lo: The recording process was fun, but also challenging because it was our first time recording a song in English. We had a coach who taught us a lot about pronunciation, the flow, and how to sing in US pop style.

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