Paul Moss
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Paul Raymond Moss is the general manager of
Moss was the AS
Background
Before settling in
The band originated in New Zealand and had five members: Paul Moss himself on guitars, Malcolm Smith on keyboards, Glenn Peters on Bass, Dave Larsen on drums and Aishah as their lead vocalist.
Aishah and The Fan Club were a big hit in 1990 when they released the album Sensation which had three Top 20 singles in New Zealand[1] and Malaysian charts: "Sensation", "Paradise" and "Call Me".
Their next album, titled "Respect The Beat", also produced three Top 40 singles: "I Feel Love", "Never Gave Up On You" and "Don't Let Me Fall Alone". The album received a positive review in Billboard[2] and the remix for "Don't Let Me Fall Alone" received heavy airplay on US Top 40 stations throughout the summer of 1990.[3]
After the band split in 1993, Aishah continued with a solo career, and the rest of the members went back to New Zealand. Moss, however, returned and decided to settle down in Malaysia in 1995. He and
Paul Moss is responsible for artist signing, artistic direction,
Malaysian Idol
Along with Roslan Aziz and Fauziah Latiff, Paul Moss was one of the judges in Malaysian Idol, a singing competition that is part of the Idol series that first started as Pop Idol. Moss expressed his opinions on Malaysian Idol harshly, often causing himself to be compared to Simon Cowell. He was a judge in the first Asian Idol held in Indonesia, representing Malaysian Idol.
One in a Million
Paul Moss was a judge on the reality television series One in a Million alongside Syafinaz Selamat.[4] Moss's job was similar to his previous role in Malaysian Idol.
Media portals
Moss was appointed as Media Prima Network Media Portals Super General Manager.
References
- ^ "charts.org.nz - Discography The Fan Club". charts.nz. Retrieved 2024-03-11.
- ^ "Fan Club -- Respect the Beat". Billboard: 66. 28 July 1990.
- ^ "Power Playlists: Current Playlists of the Nation's Largest and Most Influential Top 40 Radio Stations". Billboard: 23. 16 June 1990.
- ^ Velu, Shamala (1 May 2009). "Vying for top spot". The Star. Retrieved 29 August 2010.