Huayu: Starting from Fahrenheit

Chapter 60 Promotional Song is online

On February 2, the post-production of Fahrenheit's first album was completed, and HIM began to distribute the album in Taiwan.

Various promotional resources have also begun to be prepared and are ready to be put into the market as soon as the order is given.

However, Flying Horse's luck was a little bad.

Their new album will be released on the 20th, which clashes with JJ Lin's new album "Cao Cao".

JJ Lin's "Cao Cao" will be released on the 17th, just three days later than theirs.

This has put some pressure on Huayan to a certain extent.

If we say that HIM Records is the rich second generation inheritor of Shanghua, it has solid resources.

Ocean Butterflies, where JJ Lin works, is a new upstart record label in the past two years, famous for its ability to cultivate and promote new talents.

2002年跨越到2004年，全球华人世界里华语流行乐最火的人、最多人提及的传奇，连美国最具指标性的流行乐杂志《Billboard排行榜》在2003年2月8日的报导上也介绍的阿杜旋风！
Ah Du, known as the construction foreman in the industry, was made famous by Ocean Butterflies.

And JJ Lin, from 2004 to 2005, conquered the hearts of hundreds of millions of people with his song "Jiangnan".

He is hailed by the media as the hottest new artist in Chinese pop music in the global Chinese world, and ranked first in the 05 Chinese record sales chart announced by China Central Television.

He was the hottest newcomer from 2004 to 2005, no doubt about it.

Not long after his debut, he was compared with Jay Chou and Leehom Wang.

It has already become one of the most popular songs in the Chinese music scene.

With such an existence, although Huayan has full confidence in Fahrenheit, it can't help but feel worried.

Lu Shiyu even organized a meeting to discuss whether to withdraw from this schedule.

In the end, because the losses from withdrawing the album were too great, Huayan could not afford it and had to bite the bullet and continue to push for the release of the album.

On February 2, HIM and Ocean Butterflies Records, where JJ Lin works, released the first promotional songs for Fahrenheit and JJ Lin on the same day.

The song released by Fahrenheit is "Super Style".

JJ Lin’s is the first single from his new album, “Cao Cao”.

This is a showdown between two of the current top record companies in Taiwan.

It is also a showdown between Fahrenheit and JJ Lin.

It is also a showdown between the audiences of the two albums.

This is different from the 1990s when singers mainly relied on radio stations to promote their songs.

Now in 2006, the Internet has gradually matured, and there are also several online music platforms in Taiwan.

The most famous ones at present are Rose Popular Music Network and KKBOX, which was launched just last year.

Among them, Rose Popular Music Network is the current leading brand of Taiwan's physical channels and a music website established by the most authoritative music ranking g-music list.

Since its establishment, Rose Public's parent company, Reunion Enterprise Co., Ltd., has combined physical record channels, record companies, and websites to possess rich and complete music resources.

It has also formed strategic alliances with media such as television and radio, quickly gaining popularity and is currently the most visited website on Taiwan's music scene.

In August last year, Rose Popular Music Network was revamped and began to provide the latest music information, new film release trailers, artist signing schedules, sales rankings, new album express, artist news, Rose Popular store activities and other features to attract music fans.

With these features, Popular Rose quickly attracted a large number of listeners.

Then there is KKBOX.

It is different from other illegal downloads, free files or P2P music exchange platforms on the Internet.

kkbox adopts a system where members pay a fixed monthly fee and can freely play songs from the online catalog on demand.

Only valid members can listen to music online an unlimited number of times without downloading, or download files to listen to.

Although this discouraged some free listeners who wanted to get it for free, it was favored by major record companies in Taiwan.

Therefore, with the authorization of major record companies, this music platform is the website with the largest music library in Taiwan.

With so many songs, it will naturally attract some listeners. This also makes it stand out among many music platforms in Taiwan in a short period of time.

These two platforms are also the main websites for Fahrenheit and JJ Lin to promote their songs.

……

"Kevin, could you please stop walking around? It's giving me a headache."

Wu Zhuo, who was sitting on the sofa and sending a message to Guo Biting, put down his phone and looked helplessly at Chen Yiru who was walking in front of him.

At this time, they were in the lounge backstage of the recording of "Entertainment 100%".

Fahrenheit is not a pure newcomer.

The popularity of "Fahrenheit" has made this group famous in Taiwan.

In addition, HIM Records and K-Mi attach great importance to their group, which means that when the advance song is released on music platforms and on major radio stations, they will have many opportunities for exposure.

Now, "Entertainment 100%" has become their publicity platform again.

The only difference is that this time they did not participate in the TV drama fan interaction session like last time, but the song promotion session.

At the same time, all four members of Fahrenheit are present this time.

At this moment they were waiting here for the show to start and then go on stage to sing "Super Style".

As a result, as soon as Chen Yiru came in, he started to toss and turn like a madman, wailing and sighing from time to time.

"Aren't you guys in a hurry at all? 'Super Style' is going to be released on radio, the Internet and TV today!"

Calvin Chen sat down next to Wu Zhuo, "Huozhuo, do you think this song can get good listening data?"

"So what if we can? So what if we can't? What else can you and I do except try our best to spread the word?"

Wu Zhuo looked at him with disdain.

The record has been produced, and whether it will be a good success at this point depends on the audience.

All they can do is try their best to promote the song so that more people can know about it.

As for whether the audience likes the song in the end, it depends entirely on the audience themselves and they can't do anything about it.

Retracting his gaze, Wu Zhuo consoled her, "You have watched the MV and listened to the source music, so you should know the quality very well.

Even if we don’t say that our album will surpass anyone else, it will definitely have a large audience.

What’s more, we all have fans gained from “KO One”!
If half of them buy our records, we won’t have failed.”

"KO One Original Soundtrack" sold very well.

To date, this soundtrack has sold 2006 copies, currently ranking first in soundtrack sales in the first half of .

If half of these people buy their records, that would be 60,000.

Sixty thousand, this number is already a very good number for Taiwan.

Moreover, Wu Chao feels that the album "Fahrenheit" may have more than this data.

The only surprise now is "Cao Cao".

Wu Chao also didn't expect that Fahrenheit would clash with JJ Lin.

In his previous life, he was very clear about the power of "Cao Cao".

This song is very popular in all Chinese-speaking regions.

It is also because of this album that JJ Lin has completely established himself as one of the top creative talents in the Chinese music scene, on par with Wang Leehom and Jay Chou.

If Jay Chou hadn't put in such a strong effort in the following few years, they would really be on equal footing.

(End of this chapter)