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==Asia Music Scene & International Exposure==
==Asia Music Scene & International Exposure==


Ziana Zain starts to be recognized in Asia once she was selected to sing one of theme songs for the '''15th South East Asia (SEA) games''' which is Lukisan Wajah Kasih<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVUNGp31Q9U] YouTube. retrieved June 29, 2010</ref> in 1989. Her prowess vocal had attracted the Japanese Music Director, George Kagi<ref>{{cite news|http://mforum.cari.com.my/viewthread.php?tid=283119&extra=page%3D1|title=Menempa Nama Di Negara Orang|last1= Juanis|first1= Jenny|last2= |first2= |date=Dec 13, 1992 |publisher=Utusan Malaysia |accessdate=2010-03-12}}</ref> . In 1992, Ziana had been offered to record one famous Japanese song entitled '''Chitoshi Bashi''' in an album called '''Asian Voices'''<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YT3a1d7eEKs] YouTube. retrieved June 29, 2010</ref>. Ziana Zain was chosen among 200 singers all over Asia. Besides Ziana other Big stars involve in this project are Raymod Choi<ref>{{cite news|http://mforum.cari.com.my/viewthread.php?tid=283119&extra=page%3D1|title=Ziana Zain Masih Belum Puas|last1= Juanis|first1= Jenny|last2= |first2= |date=March 25, 1992 |publisher=Utusan Malaysia |accessdate=2010-03-12}}</ref> and Chryssie.<ref>{{cite news|http://mforum.cari.com.my/viewthread.php?tid=283119&extra=page%3D1|title=Ziana Zain Masih Belum Puas= Juanis|first1= Jenny|last2= |first2= |date=March 25, 1992 |publisher=Utusan Malaysia |accessdate=2010-03-12}}</ref> The album was sold 75000 once it entered Japanese Music Market.
Ziana Zain starts to be recognized in Asia once she was selected to sing one of theme songs for the '''15th South East Asia (SEA) games''' which is Lukisan Wajah Kasih<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVUNGp31Q9U] YouTube. retrieved June 29, 2010</ref> in 1989. Her prowess vocal had attracted the Japanese Music Director, George Kagi<ref>{{cite news|url=http://mforum.cari.com.my/viewthread.php?tid=283119&extra=page%3D1|title=Menempa Nama Di Negara Orang|last1= Juanis|first1= Jenny|last2= |first2= |date=Dec 13, 1992 |publisher=Utusan Malaysia |accessdate=2010-03-12}}</ref> . In 1992, Ziana had been offered to record one famous Japanese song entitled '''Chitoshe Bashi''' in an album called '''Asian Voices'''<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YT3a1d7eEKs] YouTube. retrieved June 29, 2010</ref>. Ziana Zain was chosen among 200 singers all over Asia. Besides Ziana other big stars involve in this project are Raymod Choi<ref>{{cite news|url=http://mforum.cari.com.my/viewthread.php?tid=283119&extra=page%3D1|title=Ziana Zain Masih Belum Puas|last1= Juanis|first1= Jenny|last2= |first2= |date=March 25, 1992 |publisher=Utusan Malaysia |accessdate=2010-03-12}}</ref> and Chryssie.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://mforum.cari.com.my/viewthread.php?tid=283119&extra=page%3D1|title=Ziana Zain Masih Belum Puas= Juanis|first1= Jenny|last2= |first2= |date=March 25, 1992 |publisher=Berita Harian |accessdate=2010-03-12}}</ref> The album was sold 75000 once it entered Japanese Music Market.


After success with the Japanese Album, Ziana once again been selected to record a song in an English album called, '''Colors of love''' in 1993<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-ktVKg1e2s] YouTube. retrieved August 12, 2010</ref>. Ziana had recorded 2 songs which are Feel Me Out<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpEbR9-7qmY&feature=related] YouTube. retrieved August 12, 2010</ref> and Groove Me<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-ktVKg1e2s] YouTube. retrieved August 12, 2010</ref> besides a duet songs called colors of love<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-ktVKg1e2s] YouTube. retrieved August 12, 2010</ref>.
After success with the Japanese Album, Ziana once again been selected to record an English song in an album called, '''Colors of love''' in 1993<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-ktVKg1e2s] YouTube. retrieved August 12, 2010</ref>. Ziana had recorded 2 songs which are Feel Me Out<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpEbR9-7qmY&feature=related] YouTube. retrieved August 12, 2010</ref> and Groove Me<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-ktVKg1e2s] YouTube. retrieved August 12, 2010</ref> besides a duet songs called colors of love<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-ktVKg1e2s] YouTube. retrieved August 12, 2010</ref>. The album was a combination of 5 best South East Asia singers for the international market.

After involved in two international albums, On 2nd October 1993, Ziana had given the opportunity to represent Malaysia in Asia Pop Queen Festival that been held in Fukuoka and Hiroshima, Japan. She was so excited since she will perform with other big stars all over Asia such as Smokey Mountain from Phillippines<ref>{{cite news|url=http://thegreatavatar23.blogspot.com/2010/08/ziana-represent-malaysia-in-asia-pop.html|title=Ziana Zain represent Malaysia in Asia Pop Queen Festival= Juanis|first1= Jenny|last2= |first2= |date=Sept 27, 1993 |publisher=Berita Harian |accessdate=2010-08-13}}</ref> and Hetty Koes Endang from Indonesia. During that festival, every singers had been given 20 minutes to perform and Ziana had selected three songs to be sung such as Anggapanmu, Ku Cinta Pada Mu and one Japanese song that she already recorded which is Chitose Bashi. That was her first performance on international stage.


==Awards and accolades==
==Awards and accolades==

Revision as of 07:01, 13 August 2010

This article is about the musician. For her 1993 self-titled album, see Ziana Zain 1993.
Ziana Zain

Ziana Zain DSM,SAP,BPC (born Siti Roziana binti Zin on May 2, 1968 in Kampung Simpang Merpati, Malacca) is a Malaysian pop singer-songwriter, model, and actress. Ziana emerged as a sensational star after she was discovered by a popular music director, Rahim Othman once he saw she sang with Royal Police of Malaysia (PDRM)[1]. In 1990, she released her debut album Madah Berhelah, establishing herself as a viable pop artist in South-East Asia [2].

Ziana gained international recognition in 1995 after winning main award in Voice of Asia[3][4] by defeating 24 contestant from 20 countries all over Asia[5][6]. This success has also engrave her name in the Malaysian Book of Records as the First Female Artist To Win International Competition.[3][7].Since then, she never turn back to spread her talent worldwide. Now after being for almost 20 years in music industry, She is dubbed as Asian Pop Queen[8].

Life and Music Career

1990 - 1992: Early life and career debut

Ziana was born in Kampung Simpang Merpati, Malacca. She is the first and eldest child of Zin Abdullah, a retired police inspector and Robiah Abdul who is a full-time housewife. She received her early education at Shah Alam Primary School and Sultan Abdul Aziz Secondary School.[9] As soon as she finished her secondary school, Ziana worked as a cook in school canteen before working as an operator for 7 months in JVC factory at Shah Alam. She later worked as a cashier in Holiday Inn Shah Alam before she started her career as a flight attendant for Malaysia Airlines for two years.[9] Her passion for singing transpired during her years of working as a flight attendant which catapulted into participating in many singing competitions, and winning most of the competitions, among them was Bintang Selangor in 1984.[10] At that moment, nobody really knew that she is actually the elder sister of Anuar Zain, her younger brother who rose into stardom since he was young.

Ziana's talent was later discovered through her participations in singing competitions and consequently, she was given a contract to record an album under BMG Asia Pacific (which has now become BMG Music). In 1991, she released her debut album Madah Berhelah. The album sold 40,000 [11] units and was certified Gold by Recording Industry Association of Malaysia.[11][12] The album really proved her vocal ability and it established herself as one of the singers with the highest notes at that period of time [12].

She released two singles from the album, the first was the album-titled track "Madah Berhelah", which was a commercial success. The song received frequent radio airplay at that moment and is considered to be Ziana's signature song. Although the lead single was considered to be a success for a newcomer, Ziana's early career was much criticized due to her inability to perform the song well in many occasions. Ziana attributed the cause of it to her hectic flight schedules resulting in lack of rest before her performances. The single "Madah Berhelah" managed to get into the final round of Anugerah Juara Lagu in 1991. Besides, the song also made it to final in Nescafe Pujaan 10 Singing Competition, the same year.

1993 - 1997: Popularity establishment and Commercial Success

Ziana's second album, Ziana Zain was released in 1993 and it was certified Platinum Disc[10] for having sold more than 85,000 copies.[11] The album featured one foreign language track, "Chitose Bashi", which was an experimental attempt for Ziana in singing foreign language song. The lead single of the album, "Anggapanmu", was also well-received, topping the charts around Malaysia at that moment. After success with anggapanmu,she later release her second single, "Putus Terpaksa". The song received mixed reviews due to its high-pitch structure and it arguably became the song with the highest pitch Ziana had ever performed.[13] Both singles managed to go into the semi-final of Anugerah Juara Lagu 1993.

Ziana's third album, Setia Ku Di Sini was released later in 1995 and she worked very closely with local composers. The album went to sell 175,000 copies all over Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei and was certified 3x Platinum by RIM for an album sold more than 150 000 units.[10][11][14] The album garnered her the award "Best Female Vocalist in an Album" category at 1996's Anugerah Industri Muzik award.[12][3] Ziana released five singles from the album and the lead single, "Kemelut Di Muara Kasih", was another commercial success. It managed to get into the final round of Anugerah Juara Lagu 1996 in Best Ballad Song category. However, it was lost to Siti Nurhaliza's "Jerat Percintaan". Four other singles, "Bersama Akhirnya", "Setia Ku Di Sini", "Sangkar Cinta" and "Tiada Kepastian", went to top significant charts across Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and Brunei. The song "Bersama Akhirnya" garnered her Best Solo Performance category in Pujaan 10 Nescafe award. That same year, Ziana was voted as Malaysia's most popular artist of 1995 in Anugerah Bintang Popular.[10][3] She also walked away with three major categories in the award show that night, namely "Most Popular Female Singer", "Most Popular Actress in Supporting Role" and also "Most Popular TV Entertainer".[10][3]

Ziana released her forth album, Puncak Kasih, in May 28, 1997. The album was a commercial success, selling more than 150,000 [10][15] copies and was certified 3x Platinum.[10][15] It won Best Pop Album in 1998's Anugerah Industri Muzik. The lead single of the album, "Puncak Kasih", was another commercial success. It managed to stay at #1 in Carta Muzik Muzik for 15 consecutive weeks, becoming the only song in the chart's history to stay at #1 for the longest period of time.[16] The song also won Best Ballad Song in 1998's Anugerah Juara Lagu.

1998 - 2004: Marriage, pregnancy and post-pregnancy

In 2 May 1998, Ziana married long-time boyfriend, Armin Zaharin Ahmad Zambri Armin, Chief of Flight Attendant who was working with her in Malaysia Airlines back in the days. In 2007, the wedding was listed as one of the glamorous celebrity weddings by famous entertainment website Gua.com.my.[17]

As a present for her die hard fans, Ziana had released her fifth album, Ziana Zain, in March 9, 1999. The album was less successful to its predecessor, selling only 45,000 [11]due to piracy that overwhelmed Malaysia at that time. However, the album was so special where she had dedicated one song for her lovely husband which is, "Syurga Di Hati Kita", composed by LY, and lyric by Baiduri.[18] The song managed to make it into the final round of 1999's Anugerah Juara Lagu. During the competition she was pregnant her first child. However her prowess vocal had mesmerized the audience. Three other singles were later released from the album, namely "Ada Suara Ada Cinta", "Kesuma Hati", and "Penawar Semalu". The third single, "Kesuma Hati" was one of the semifinalists for Best Ballad Song category for 1999's Anugerah Juara Lagu in 1999, together with "Syurga Di Hati Kita". However, it did not make it to the final round as Ziana had to quit due to her pregnancy cause.

Her comeback album was released in 2001 right after her post-pregnancy period. The album, Aku Cintakan Mu, sold more than 20,000 copies.[11] The album won Best Album category in 2002's Anugerah Planet Muzik. The album received a nomination for "Best Female Vocalist in an Album" in 2002's Anugerah Industri Muzik. The album's lead single, "Menadah Gerimis", won Best Ballad Song category in 2002's Anugerah Juara Lagu award. It also won Best Song in Anugerah Planet Muzik that year, apart from being voted as the Best Pop Song Choice award in Anugerah Era.[10] The song also managed to reach #1 in Carta Muzik Muzik, making it her 15th number 1 single in the chart. It stayed at the top for more than 10 weeks.[16] Two other singles from the album were released, namely "Bagai Gahara" and "Terkenang Jua". Both of the singles did not make it to the final round in Anugerah Juara Lagu. This album was Ziana's last studio album with BMG label.[3]

In 2003, Ziana released her second live album under EMI label. The album, Ziana Zain No. 1s Live featured various adapted concert performances such as Ziana Zain Unplugged Brunei and Ziana Zain in the Park. The album also included two new songs which she recorded during the labour of her second child which were "Lembah Asmara" and "Bukan". Both songs managed to win Best Pop Song Choice Award in 2003's and 2004's Anugerah Era consecutively.[12] The single "Lembah Asmara" became Ziana's breakthrough in Carta Ria Singapura when it shot to #1 in the chart.[16] The second single, "Bukan", became her 17th number 1 single in Carta Muzik Muzik when it debuted straight to #1.[16]

By the time Ziana Zain No. 1s Live hit the market, Ziana's greatest hits album was released by her previous label, BMG Music in April 28, 2003. The album, Ratu - Satu Penghargaan was meant to celebrate her successful music career for 12 years under the label. The album featured some of commercially successful songs that were ever produced under BMG Music.[11] In 2005, Ziana won Most Popular Female Artist award in Anugerah Planet Muzik Singapura for the third time. She first won the award back in 2002 and 2003 award.[12]

2005 - 2007: Career break

After the release of the album, Ziana took a career break for four years without releasing any studio albums. Nevertheless, within this period of hiatus, she occasionally made an appearance. In 2005, Ziana returned to studio to record her non-album single, "Sembilu Kasih", which was the soundtrack of her film Sembilu 2005. There was also a speculation saying that the song would be featured in her upcoming album.[16] In addition, her compilation album that featured her journey in the music industry after 17 years was released entitled Keunggulan Ziana Zain.

In January 2007, Ziana performed in an annual event of Emblem Night which was held at the Plenary Hall, International Convention Centre (ICC) in Berakas, Brunei.[19] The evening was also complemented with performances by Azhar and Melody Band who were also flown from Malaysia.

2008 - 2009: New Singles & Twins

Ziana ultimately returned to her music career after taking a long break by releasing her mini album in 2008 entitled Dingin. The album featured only four tracks and the lead single of the album, "Dingin" was a commercial success. It was nominated for Best Pop Song category in 2008's Anugerah Industri Muzik award.[20] The song also managed to get into the final round of 2008's Anugerah Juara Lagu in Best Ballad Song category. However, it was lost to Faizal Tahir's "Sampai Syurga".

In October 18, 2008, Ziana was invited as a VIP to a fashion show for Fendi by designer Karl Lagerfeld which was held in Great Wall of China.[21] Spotted among the VIPs were actresses Zhang Ziyi, Kate Bosworth, Thandie Newton, Fiona Xie and South Korean Jeon Do-yeon, who recently won best actress at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival.[22]

In February 2009, it was confirmed that Ziana was pregnant with a twin.[23][24] She gave birth to a twin of a boy and a girl on July 23, 2009 in Shah Alam.[25]

2010 - present: Comeback

In January 2010, after six months of absence, finally Ziana returned to public as a surprise guest in the second annual gathering of Murai.com to celebrate the launching of a new fashion segment, Stailista, in the web portal.[26] In that event, she stated that she would release two new singles from her upcoming untitled album. The singles, which are named Pawana and Dirimu Satu, are expected to be released in June 2010.[27]

Furthermore, Ziana is currently one of the mentors in the fourth season of a singing competition called, Mentor. As the singing competition ended in July 2010, Ziana and her protege, Mohd were announced as the winner for that season. With that success, they managed to take home RM 100 000 and a trophy.[28][29]

For her acting career, Ziana appeared in her new film, Magika, which was directed by Edry KRU. During the preview of the film, Ziana gained a lot of compliments due to her excellent acting.[27][30]

In addition, taking place in Cititel Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Ziana Zain has been annouced as a spokesperson for Slimworld Beauty House. This was the seventh years she was appointed as the ambassador of the beauty house[31]

Apart from, singing, acting and being product ambassador, Ziana also involved in theatrical performance. Together with fellow singer Misha Omar, she was cast in the second season of a musical theater production entitled Teater Muzikal Gamat 2. The performance, which commenced on March 12, 2010, was held in the Auditorium of Malaysian Tourism Centre (MaTiC), Kuala Lumpur, for 11 consecutive days.[32] This is Ziana's second participation in theater after Musical Theater Antara.

Asia Music Scene & International Exposure

Ziana Zain starts to be recognized in Asia once she was selected to sing one of theme songs for the 15th South East Asia (SEA) games which is Lukisan Wajah Kasih[33] in 1989. Her prowess vocal had attracted the Japanese Music Director, George Kagi[34] . In 1992, Ziana had been offered to record one famous Japanese song entitled Chitoshe Bashi in an album called Asian Voices[35]. Ziana Zain was chosen among 200 singers all over Asia. Besides Ziana other big stars involve in this project are Raymod Choi[36] and Chryssie.[37] The album was sold 75000 once it entered Japanese Music Market.

After success with the Japanese Album, Ziana once again been selected to record an English song in an album called, Colors of love in 1993[38]. Ziana had recorded 2 songs which are Feel Me Out[39] and Groove Me[40] besides a duet songs called colors of love[41]. The album was a combination of 5 best South East Asia singers for the international market.

After involved in two international albums, On 2nd October 1993, Ziana had given the opportunity to represent Malaysia in Asia Pop Queen Festival that been held in Fukuoka and Hiroshima, Japan. She was so excited since she will perform with other big stars all over Asia such as Smokey Mountain from Phillippines[42] and Hetty Koes Endang from Indonesia. During that festival, every singers had been given 20 minutes to perform and Ziana had selected three songs to be sung such as Anggapanmu, Ku Cinta Pada Mu and one Japanese song that she already recorded which is Chitose Bashi. That was her first performance on international stage.

Awards and accolades

Main article: List of awards and nominations received by Ziana Zain

Discography

Concerts

Voice

"Ziana got a big voice coming out from pretty small body", states Greg Handerson, a famous musician, in describing Ziana's voice. Musically she is classified as a belter than a singer. Her signature high notes are carried with full vibrato in chest voice, an incredible feat which is emulated to various degree of success amongst younger singers .[55]

Voice Profile

She is renowned for her passionate stage performances, high pitch vocal range and distinctive high-octave belting. Ziana can prolonged high notes with vibrato effortlessly. To date, her voice still remained powerful nowadays although she turn 42 years old.

  • Voice type: Dramatic Soprano[56]
  • Low Note: D3 (Menadah Gerimis)[57], Eb3 (Setiaku Di Sini)[58], F3 (Cintamani)[59]
  • High Note: C#5 (Kemelut Di Muara Kasih)[60], F5 (Dingin)[61], F#5 (Puncak Kasih)[62], G5 (Kasih Ku Pertahankan)[63]
  • Ultra Head Voice: F#6(Groove Me)[64]
  • Vocal Range: 3.6 octaves[65]

Acting career

In addition to her music career, Ziana also diverted her focus into acting. Her acting career transpired when she was approached by Dato' Yusof Haslam. She agreed to appear in his film Sembilu[66][67] , as a supporting actress with the role "Ziana". The film marked her debut as an actress. It was a successful box-office, grossing RM4.2 million[68]. The film also helped Ziana established herself as a successful actress, especially after winning the Most Popular Supporting Actress category in 1994's Anugerah Bintang Popular Awards, alongside her co-star Erra Fazira who was catapulted into fame after her debut appearance through this film. The film's soundtrack also featured a number of Ziana's songs including "Ku Cinta Padamu", "Anggapanmu" and "Mimpimu Bukan Mimpiku". In the 1996 Sembilu follow-up, Sembilu II[69], Ziana reprised her role to critical claim.

Other box-office films that Ziana has performed include Maria Mariana (1996)[70], Merah (1997)[71], Maria Mariana II (1998)[72], Sembilu 2005 (2005)[73], Pontianak Menjerit (2005)[74] and Qabil Khusry Qabil Igam (2007)[75]. Besides acting in film, Ziana also appeared in television dramas. Her first drama acting was directed by Erma Fatima entitled Cermin Pada Bulan. Ziana was the leading actress in the drama and her performance in the drama generally received notable compliments. In 2007, Ziana varied her acting skill by accepting a role in a comedy drama entitled 4 Diva Sekampung, which is about four divas who get stuck in their way back to their hometown because of their van's breakdown. The drama was screened during Hari Raya. Ziana also appeared as a leading actress in Tetamu Allah as well as her latest drama which is Nur Kasih di Jabal Rahmah. Both dramas were directed by Erma Fatima.

Filmography

Film
Year Title Role Notes
1994 Sembilu Ziana 4.2 mil[76]
1995 Sembilu II Ziana 6 mil[77]
1996 Maria Mariana Mariana 4.8 mil[78]
1997 Merah Kasih 2 mil[79]
1998 Maria Mariana II Mariana 3.5 mil[80]
2005 Sembilu 2005 Marina 1.39 mil[81]
Pontianak Menjerit Ziana 1.2 mil[82]
2007 Qabil Khushry Qabil Igam Rani 1.573 mil[83]
2010 Magika Nenek Kebayan (post-production)
Television
Year Title Role Notes
1998 Serunding Cikgu Fatimah Directed by Azwan Ali
2005 Cermin Pada Bulan Sophia Directed by Erma Fatima
2007 4 Diva Sekampung Directed by Din CJ
2008 Tetamu Allah Juliana Directed by Erma Fatima
2009 Nur Kasih Di Jabal Rahmah Wanda
2010 Mentor Herself
Musical theater
Year Title Role Notes
2010 Teater Muzikal Gamat 2 Ketua Obor-Obor Lead actress
2010 Teater Muzikal Antara Ziana zain Cameo

Products and endorsements

After 17 years in the music industry, Ziana had collaborated with various local and international superstars. She had became an ambassador for many international products including Omega SA[84] and collaborated with international models such as Pierce Brosnan, Cindy Crawford and Elle MacPherson. Under Fendi, she was invited to the Great Wall of China to attend a fashion show by Karl Lagerfeld, with other celebrities including Zhang Ziyi, Kate Bosworth and Thandie Newton.[22] She is also a renowned spokesperson for others products such as Vono,[12] Slim World Beauty House,[12] Head & Shoulders,[12] Avon,[84] NutriBeaute,[84] and L'Oréal.[84]

In 2006, Ziana became the first Malaysian artist to release her own perfume, "Truly", which was distributed by Nutrimetics company.[85]

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