乔毓明，1992年11月05日出生，新加坡新生代创作实力歌手，从小就拥有华英血统的出众外表兼具偶像特质，以城市民谣，流行摇滚与舞曲为主，动静皆宜，唱腔年轻而有感染力，活跃于新加坡演艺圈。
13岁就获得新加坡媒体民选“Teenage Icon”，后来因参与Okto电视台的青春电视剧R.E.M.而广受欢迎，一向都被誉为高材生的她并没有停止升学的意愿，在演艺事业一片光明之际，反而重拾学业，以标青成绩考获奖学金，远渡重洋到英国威灵顿学院念音乐，从此活跃于音乐表演活动。
回国后，在Funkie Monkies专业音乐学院接受训练，于2012年初正式出道，并在新加坡发行第一张英文个人创作专辑《Who Knows》，2012年12月18日在台湾发行《明天 Ming Day 中、英文创作纪念双碟》，主打歌《泪若雨下》的点阅率更在短短十天内突破10万，专辑亦获得销售佳绩。
黄韵仁对于她音乐上的领悟力与才气给予极高评价，以当时刚满19岁的女生来说，她的创作已经远远超越她的资历，属于天才型创作人。中文主打“有些男孩不能爱”于与 “马赛克世界”的MV皆由曾执导王力宏与周杰伦MV的名著名广告导演陈奕先操刀，也获得导演赞赏“极有表演野心，注定吃这行饭。”
乔毓明发片前每周都在建宁老师的工作室进行歌唱表演课。算是一路看着她成长的陈建宁称赞她是个很有才华的歌手，尤其20岁的年纪即创作不少个人的作品，也许是她在英国长大的关系，作品中有股英伦式轻摇滚的风格，让他感觉很特别、很棒。
Ming Bridges is truly an International Girl, having spent the first sixteen years of her life living in Singapore, before moving to the UK for sixth form. Ming was awarded a Music Scholarship to Wellington College in the UK (for Overall Excellence in the Performing Arts) where she has been extremely active in the Arts scene. Ming is a strong academic student having recently achieved 39 points at her International Baccalaureate diploma.
Ming's introduction to the entertainment world was winning the Teenage Icon competition in Singapore at the age of 13. Ming has since become an accomplished Vocal performer in Singapore with Public Performances including the opening and theme song for the Mens (U21) Hockey World Cup, New Years Party at Marina Barrage, and performances at the Esplanade and Eden Hall (High Commissioners residence). Ming is also sought after for Private performances which include both clubs and commercial functions.
Ming is also locally known for her Acting, having starred as Roxy in the 26 episode double series Singapore Teenage Drama R.E.M. which won the Best Child Program at the Asian TV Awards. Ming is also no newcomer to the stage, having performed as the Mother in a Billy Elliot Wellington production.
Born to a British father and Singaporean mother, Ming Bridges has proven to be more than just a pretty face, for not only can she sing, act, model and dance, her talent for song-writing was discovered during a meeting with Singapore’s veteran musicians Eric Ng and Xiaohan. “I Want You Back” was the very song that Ming played for them during the meeting.
Combining dance, folk and pop rock elements, “I Want You Back” is a fresh and catchy tune armed with lyrics that speaks of heartbreaks and dilemmas.
Ming has recently been signed up by Funkie Monkies in Singapore and is currently recording an album in both English & Mandarin. Her first single ‘I want you back’ is being released in November, followed by a Mandarin track in January. After 15 months of intense song-writing and recording, Ming Bridge’s debut album consisting of 9 English songs and 3 Chinese songs is due for release in February 2012.
Ming plans to return to the UK to attend University in October 2012. She has secured a place at Kings College London to read Business Management, having considered both Music & Drama options. She attended a Vocal course at Berklee in June 2010, and a Musical Theatrical course at RADA in Aug 2010.