Cat Chang

Fresh from a successful Atlanta concert to benefit Leukemia and Lymphoma patients, Cat Chang’s career blossoms and offers success for this superstar-Bound Asian Star.

Atlanta, GA (June 1, 2007) – Success has found its mark with Cat Chang. The Asian beauty, long known both for her songwriting and her modeling, has now discovered her place in the sun. Her recent successful concert, slated to benefit both Leukemia and Lymphoma patients and families, brought out not only Cat’s Atlanta fans, but producers, promoters—and fans from neighboring states.

“When I stepped out onto the stage, saw the lights and heard the music start, I knew I was doing the show for this absolutely great cause,” said Cat. “So, I had a purpose to serve. That's what I cared about.”

“After our final rehearsal the night before, I just knew it would be a great show,” she said, in an interview conducted recently. “Everyone should have the opportunity in life to be successful at what they love, and I know how lucky I am to be pursuing my utmost passion. Best of all, though, I'm able to share my passion with my fans.”

The show, taped before a live audience, will be available on DVD and will be marketed in segments. The power of her music, the strength of her vocals, and the intensity of her spirit are evident in the DVD. Chang frames reality with the mystery of her Eastern heritage; her classical beauty with the storyline of success; sweet jasmine mixed with the strength and sinew of bamboo.

“Just before the concert,” Chang says, “we stepped out into the middle of traffic and began doing a photo shoot in the middle of downtown Edgewood/Atlanta. We literally stopped traffic!

The concert offers the key to her purpose in life. “The minute I stepped on stage,” Cat says, “I was so happy!! I was on fire! I just remembered how much I loved performing and how great it felt that I was able to share the songs I wrote and the songs that came from my heart with the crowd that was there that night.”

Catch new elements of The Cat Chang Show at her website: www.thecatchangshow.com, and watch video segments from the DVD at www.myspace.com/catchang
- Contact: Alan Guinn, The Guinn Consultancy Group, Inc.

Recording Star/Model/Actress Cat Chang doing Atlanta Concert to Benefit Leukemia and Lymphoma Patients and Families

Following last week’s tragedy at Virginia Tech, Korean-Americans are answering a special need to reach out and let America know how they are positively contributing—each in his or her own way—to the fabric and life that is our collective American culture.

Female recording artist Cat Chang, of Atlanta, is no exception.

“We had planned a concert for Leukemia and Lymphoma Patients and their families on May 12 at Javaology in Atlanta--even prior to the Virginia Tech shootings--but that heartbreaking event just made it even more important,” says Chang, a second generation Korean-American. Born in New York City, educated in Singapore, Korea, Tampa and finally, Atlanta, Chang was an Honor Roll student and a Hope Scholarship recipient throughout her Bachelors University Program at Georgia State University.

“What has upset me even more is that the news media has focused on the shooter—and always has mentioned him as being Korean. Koreans—like many immigrants-- have made great contributions to American society. Most of us are immigrants. Many of us are strong members of society; we lead by example, we live our lives as positive role models. We engage the community and work to inspire good things,” says Chang.

Chang has used her talents in music as a Piano, Voice and Violin instructor for the last six years to inspire young students and to engage and encourage them to pursue music—for many, a new way of life. She’s pursued modeling and has done work for Pepsi, Absolute Vodka, Wild Turkey, NASCAR, Nokia, Brut, and a variety of other American brands.

Says Chang, “It’s tough to get more American than NASCAR! I’m proud of my association with so many great brands—and with my music.”

She’s performed for several fundraiser events such as the 21st Century Leaders Organization, and was Team Leader for the AIDS Run in Atlanta in October of 2006. Her upcoming show on May 12 at Javaology on Edgewood in downtown Atlanta, GA, will raise funds for Leukemia and Lymphoma patients and families.

“I’ve recognized that my music and modeling career has always seemed to attract audiences from all around the world, We don’t try to be Korean, or Asian, or even Korean-American. After all, what it’s all about is the world and the parts we all play in it,” says Chang. “The world can use some healing right about now.”

Come see The Cat Chang Show at Javaology, 466 Edgewood Avenue, SE, Atlanta, GA on May 12. Admission is $10—and benefits Leukemia and Lymphoma Patients and their families.

For additional information on Cat Chang, contact The Guinn Consultancy Group, Inc. at 917-224-6782.


- The Guinn Consultancy Group, Inc. at 917-224-6782.

Recording Star/Model/Actress Cat Chang doing Atlanta Concert to Benefit Leukemia and Lymphoma Patients and Families

Following last week’s tragedy at Virginia Tech, Korean-Americans are answering a special need to reach out and let America know how they are positively contributing—each in his or her own way—to the fabric and life that is our collective American culture.

Female recording artist Cat Chang, of Atlanta, is no exception.

“We had planned a concert for Leukemia and Lymphoma Patients and their families on May 12 at Javaology in Atlanta--even prior to the Virginia Tech shootings--but that heartbreaking event just made it even more important,” says Chang, a second generation Korean-American. Born in New York City, educated in Singapore, Korea, Tampa and finally, Atlanta, Chang was an Honor Roll student and a Hope Scholarship recipient throughout her Bachelors University Program at Georgia State University.

“What has upset me even more is that the news media has focused on the shooter—and always has mentioned him as being Korean. Koreans—like many immigrants-- have made great contributions to American society. Most of us are immigrants. Many of us are strong members of society; we lead by example, we live our lives as positive role models. We engage the community and work to inspire good things,” says Chang.

Chang has used her talents in music as a Piano, Voice and Violin instructor for the last six years to inspire young students and to engage and encourage them to pursue music—for many, a new way of life. She’s pursued modeling and has done work for Pepsi, Absolute Vodka, Wild Turkey, NASCAR, Nokia, Brut, and a variety of other American brands.

Says Chang, “It’s tough to get more American than NASCAR! I’m proud of my association with so many great brands—and with my music.”

She’s performed for several fundraiser events such as the 21st Century Leaders Organization, and was Team Leader for the AIDS Run in Atlanta in October of 2006. Her upcoming show on May 12 at Javaology on Edgewood in downtown Atlanta, GA, will raise funds for Leukemia and Lymphoma patients and families.

“I’ve recognized that my music and modeling career has always seemed to attract audiences from all around the world, We don’t try to be Korean, or Asian, or even Korean-American. After all, what it’s all about is the world and the parts we all play in it,” says Chang. “The world can use some healing right about now.”

Come see The Cat Chang Show at Javaology, 466 Edgewood Avenue, SE, Atlanta, GA on May 12. Admission is $10—and benefits Leukemia and Lymphoma Patients and their families.

For additional information on Cat Chang, contact The Guinn Consultancy Group, Inc. at 917-224-6782.


- The Guinn Consultancy Group, Inc. at 917-224-6782.