PR.com (Allison Kugel): I've been listening to your single, "Gone." I got the CD at your party, and I love it!

Sun Ho: Thank you. How do you feel about it compared to "Without Love?" Do you feel like it's better?

PR.com: The first version of "Gone" that I listened to was one of the dance mixes, before I heard the ballad. It has a bit of a different sound. It's very beautiful and even though it's about losing someone, it's actually kind of an uplifting song in a strange way. The tone of your voice is very soothing.

Sun Ho: I wish to do that through my voice and my music. Everybody goes through that (losing someone), so…

PR.com: I noticed that you have a huge fan base in Asia and in other parts of the world and now for the last few years, you've been crossing over into English language music and breaking into the U.S. and you seem to be doing it through the dance charts rather then the pop charts. Was that something that was deliberate, to do dance music?

Sun Ho: I think personally, I enjoy dance music a lot. Actually, people ask me, what is my music style? I think it's um… I really appreciate Madonna for bringing back the dance music recently. I would say that my music is very eclectic; so when Justin, my manager, and Tas and the whole team suggested that maybe I should work on the dance music first, I was very much for it. It's kind of planned but it suits me perfectly, because I love it and I feel like it represents me very well at the same time.

PR.com: You have a very interesting story, because you started off… you went to Bible College and you became a pastor… did you found the church that you currently run?

Sun Ho: (Laughs) Actually, no. I'm not a pastor, pastor. I'm a counselor. I work voluntarily in the church of an organization. I am very passionate in working with kids. So that is what I was doing. And actually how I was found by the record executive was I was in Taiwan counseling these people and usually I use music at the same time when I meet up with them because I really love singing. So he heard my singing and then he came to me and he thought that I could make it as a singer and asked me, was I interested? And everything else was history after that. So, I'm not, like, a preach

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