

Singapore-born, Toronto-based Chinyi C highlights the everyday moments we often take for granted with a soothing, compelling sound that makes you lean into the people you love. Her set features original songs backed by storytelling, intimate acoustic guitar, and ambient sounds: exploring themes of moving across borders, love, grief, coming to terms with identity, and the search for home that underscores many immigrant experiences.

With a voice like a clear blue sky, Singapore-born, Toronto-based Chinyi C writes music that heals your inner child. Honest, soothing, and thoughtful, she draws her audiences into a world shaped by memory and meaning through intimate lyricism and lush fingerpicking, with broad influences spanning Tanya Chua, Sara Bareilles, Bread, and Donovan Woods. Her latest single, Everything is Changing, released in October 2025. Chinyi C first broke into the folk music scene with her debut six-song EP, All We Are (2022). In 2024, she released her single, Human, a folk and chamber-pop exploration accompanied by a music video that she co-directed. Chinyi C is currently working on her next recording project and has performed with collaborators including Jade Music Festival in Taiwan and Vancouver, Sofar Sounds, Pearson International Airport's YYZ Live, and Small World Centre.
出生於新加坡、現居多倫多的創作歌手 Chinyi C,以溫柔而動人的音樂,描繪那些日常中常被忽略卻深刻珍貴的片刻,提醒我們重新靠近所愛的人與內心真正珍視的情感。
這場演出將帶來 Chinyi C 的原創作品,結合真摯的故事分享、細膩親密的木吉他聲響,以及富有層次的環境音景,帶領觀眾走進她的音樂世界。透過歌曲,她細膩探討跨越國界的移動經驗、愛與失落、自我認同的摸索,以及對「家」的追尋,映照出許多移民生命中共同經歷的情感與課題。

擁有如晴朗藍天般清澈嗓音的陳群懿 Chinyi C,是一位出生於新加坡、現居多倫多的創作歌手。她的音樂溫柔而真誠,輕輕撫慰內心深處的小孩。透過細膩私密的詞曲書寫,以及層次豐富的指彈吉他聲響,Chinyi C 帶領聽眾走進一個由記憶與情感交織而成的世界。她的音樂風格深受蔡健雅、Sara Bareilles、Bread 與 Donovan Woods 等音樂人影響。
Chinyi C 於 2022 年以首張六首歌 EP《All We Are》正式踏入民謠音樂。2024 年推出單曲《Human》,融合民謠與 chamber pop 元素,並親自共同執導MV。2025 年 10 月,發行最新單曲《Everything is Changing》,持續以音樂描繪成長、變化與自我探索的歷程。
目前,Chinyi C 正投入下一張錄音作品的製作,並曾參與多項演出與合作,包括 Jade Music Fest(台灣與溫哥華)、Sofar Sounds、Toronto Pearson International Airport 的 YYZ Live,以及 Small World Music Centre 等。
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