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Sam Hui, born in Hong Kong in 1948, is a key figure in the region's music, especially in the development of Hong Kong Cantopop. His sound is characterized by a fusion of Western and Eastern influences, often incorporating elements of folk and pop. From his beginnings, he demonstrated an ability to connect with the public through catchy melodies and lyrics that resonated with everyday life. In his early works, such as the albums First Folk Album and Second Folk Album, an exploration of more acoustic and narrative sounds can be perceived, laying the groundwork for his subsequent success.

A defining moment in his career was the recording of Interlude, which reached the top of the charts. This success not only consolidated his position as a solo artist but also marked the beginning of a phase where his compositions would begin to have a significant impact on the music scene. His ability to create songs that became hits, such as Time Of The Season, demonstrated his talent for capturing the spirit of the times and offering music that the public wanted to hear and, eventually, play.