In an exclusive interview, Hong Kong's musical luminaries Phil Lam and Gin Lee explore the intricate relationship between sound, identity and the artistry behind their craft. The two artists reflect with Hill Choi Lee on how high-quality audio shapes their experiences, both personally and professionally.

Water polo athlete-turned-model Kenji Fan has something to say about his approach to personal and professional choices. Whether it is his traditional demeanour in his private life or outgoing curiosity in his work life, he tells Hill Choi Lee about his goals and how he expresses himself through fashion.

Sometimes you find your calling, or the calling finds you. For film director Lo Chun Yip, his own path led him from behind the camera to the front of the lens. Now an award-winning director and rising star actor in Hong Kong with his first lead role at the age of 36, Hill Choi Lee finds out more about the artist’s quiet yet sturdy rise in the entertainment industry.

Hong Kong girl group Collar’s Candy Wong is the contradictory embodiment of confidence and youthful naivety. In this month’s digital cover with #legend, the singer tells Hill Choi Lee what makes her tick and what her future aspirations are with and without Collar.

Hong Kong singer-actor Aarif Lee, who portrayed Bruce Lee in the 2010 film Bruce Lee, My Brother and won Best New Performer at the Hong Kong Film Awards for the 2009 Alex Law film Echoes of the Rainbow, tells Hill Choi Lee how he’s kept himself physically and mentally motivated throughout his substantial career.

Seasoned actor Yatho Wong and Best New Performer winner Louise Wong never cease to improve their craft. Both artists look forward to diversifying their roles while bringing new film-watching experiences to their audience. They tell Hill Choi Lee about being laser-focused on their character portrayals as well as the distinctive skills they need to hone in order to master their roles.

When audio and design comes together, it creates an otherworldly experience for the artist and audience. Hong Kong singer Alfred Hui, with a decade of award-winning songs under his belt, tells Hill Choi Lee about immersive experiences.

Her first role in a romantic comedy sees Hong Kong actress Shirley Chan breaking away from her usual romance and action features. She tells Hill Choi Lee about her new film Love Suddenly and the delight she felt assuming the role of Sum Yee, an idealistic university student who meets a guy her total opposite, making for hilarious interactions that lead to finding love.

Celebrated Hong Kong Canadian singer, Jason Chan, and fashion influencer-wife, Leanne Fu, have seen their world take on a new dimension after the birth of their daughter Abigail. They talk to Hill Choi Lee about the things that change, and those which never will.

Siblings Afa Lee and Jim Lee credit their interior designer father for their creative – albeit strict – upbringing. Now a visual artist and interior designer, respectively, they talk about learning from each other and making their art their own.

From UK student to King Maker to multitalented artist, Ansonbean is Hong Kong’s newest entertainment sensation. He tells us how it all started and why he can’t stop moving.