#izzy chen

[fyeahcindie]

Congratulations to 陳以岫 Izzy Chen on the birth of her son 小名wiwi!  =D   

Let’s hear some Izzy, from her 2014 debut album, Hopscotch:

[fyeahcindie]

You’re going to like this one from 陳以岫 Izzy Chen. 

New MV, but it’s a song from her 2014 album, 跳格子 Hopscotch.   =D

I think Izzy might have a future TW musician on the way...:

(note the little booties)

[itunesvndotcom-blog]

Izzy Chen - Hopscotch [Mastered for iTunes]

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Izzy Chen - Hopscotch [Mastered for iTunes]

Download here: Izzy Chen - Hopscotch [Mastered for iTunes]

[fyeahcindie]

<a href="https://www.facebook.com/izzychen.IC"><b>IZZY Chen 陳以岫</b></a> (aka Issue Chen) singing on Soul Live Box, which is a weekly acoustic YT channel. 

Soul Live Box－Nothing But Taiwan Music－ 每週四晚上11點，更多台灣原創現場音樂影片準時上線！！ Taiwan's Original Music, Every Thursday at 11pm！！

This is episode #9, I don't remember posting any of their clips so far. Maybe one when they first started up?

[fyeahcindie]

IZZY Chen 陳以岫, with the official video for the title track of her new album, Hopscotch. Great song, really cool clip! =D The song has been around for awhile, she performed it as Issue Chen & Mornings; if you click the tag, you'll see our previous posts with some live versions. The album release show is at Riverside Cafe next Friday.

[fyeahcindie]

Following on from the previous post, here's a tiny promo clip for IZZY (Issue Chen 陳以岫)'s new album, Hopscotch. And this from is her new official YT channel. (so far, just 2 promo clips)

[jjcunygender]

"Documentary filmmaker Izzy Chan has spent the last year following eight families in Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles and Nashville to document what she calls the "Big Flip": the increasingly common switch from "traditional" family life to a setup in which the wife is the breadwinner and the husband stays at home. The recent gender shifts in education and the workforce have been well-documented for years now, but our wider social expectations haven’t changed as quickly. Chan pointed me to these statistics:

Husbands whose wives make more money are 61% less happy (University of Virginia, 2010). Wives who are primary breadwinners are also significantly less happy about their family lives than other women (Cornell University, 2009). Men are 5 times more likely to cheat when they’re financially dependent on their wives (American Sociological Association, 2010). 51% of Americans think kids are better off with mom at home instead of at work. Only 8% think the same about kids at home with dad (Pew Research, 2013)."