Top 5 newly released music videos

This is a busy season for stars of the mandarin music world. You see them releasing new albums and music videos. Some, like Coco Lee are stirring things up. Some are leading the cheers for the Beijing Olympics, some are devoting their talents to raise concern for the quake-stricken children of Sichuan province.

NO.5: Coco Lee "Sahara Igloo"

After taking a 2-year sabbatical, Coco Lee is back. And she's brought a homecoming gift: a collection of her biggest hits over the past 14 years. That includes 26 super hits plus 4 brand new songs "Sahara Igloo", "Truly Love You", "Me, My Lover And Me", and "Meditation of Love". She also released a new EP called "I Have A Dream". The title song "Sahara Igloo" brings back Coco's upbeat signature sound. We'll have to wait and see if the track also brings back her fans.

NO.4: Jordan Chan "Exclusive Memory"Jordan Chan has been the poet laureate of the broken-hearted for a long time now. This year he releases a new album "Exclusive Memory." The collection's 11 compositions are in different styles. The title track is a classic reminiscence of his last big hit, "The One I Love". The Cantonese rendition "I'm Not Selfless", on the other hand, conveys a very different feeling.

NO.3: Eason Chan "Don't Want To Let Go"

It is probably safe to say Eason Chan is the Justin Timberlake of Hong Kong. He's been capturing awards and the audience for years, with songs like "Ten Years" and "Call For Love". Chan will release his new Mandarin album "Don't Want To Let Go" in late-June. Fans are already talking online about a rumoured track list. It's a pretty safe bet that Eason Chan's latest will be another hit.

NO.2: Anson Hu "Faith"

With the Beijing Olympics drawing near, singers express their anticipation through their music. "Faith" is an ode to the event. Infusing Chinese folk music and western elements, the song captures the spirit of perseverance among Chinese athletes.' The song also continues Hu's signature style, combining blues, rock and folk. The easy-to-remember tune, assures that people will be humming "Faith" during this year's summer games.

NO.1: Rene Liu "The Best Future"

Since the earthquake in Sichuan, May 12th, attention has turned to the surviving children. Their health and future are on the minds of everyone in China. "The Best Future," written and produced by well-known musician Zhang Yadong, is sung by Taiwan pop diva Rene Liu. The lyrics express this hope, "every child should be loved. Children are the future."