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Chan Sze-wai (known professionally as Mizz Eva, born 17 October 1981^[1]) was the first female rapper in Hong Kong.^[2] Her first album was "L for..(2004)".

"L for.." (2004)

"l'll be There" (2015)

• The Election (2014-2015)
• The Menu (2015)
• Night Shift (2015)

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• 陳詩慧歌迷論壇

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