The superstar starts from the creation camp

Chapter 328 Dissatisfied?

Not only mainland fans, but soon, Xiangjiang fans who followed this incident also heard the song "Hill" at Penguin Music. Most of the fans originally clicked the play button with a disdainful attitude. Compared with the lyrics of "what I want in my life", this lyrics is too simple, so simple and even simple, it's like a vernacular.

Some fans even felt that such a song could not be compared with "What I Want in Life". However, as the progress progressed, Xiangjiang fans gradually discovered that although this song does not have gorgeous rhetoric, it does not have a lot of emotional catharsis. , as if an old friend was chatting with me, but this faint touch seems to have disappeared for a long time.

In fact, living in Xiangjiang is quite stressful. If it is not for the wealthy class, the basic residential area is only one-third of the mainland, and renting a house in Xiangjiang is a norm for young people, because the housing prices are frighteningly high. If you can't afford it, a house with a balcony can be called a "luxury house", and other living costs are even more frighteningly high.

Therefore, relatively speaking, the entertainment industry in Xiangjiang is very developed. Yepu, horse racing, and entertainment are the ways they use to comfort their souls. Just like He Yong once said, Xiangjiang only has entertainment but no music. Although this is a bit arrogant, there is a saying First, the popularity of Xiangjiang music is very high, everything depends on sales.

Most of Xiangjiang music are love songs, to put it bluntly, to cater to the market, which is why the Beyond band is called a legendary band, because they created the era of non-love songs in the Hong Kong music scene.

Some Xiangjiang fans commented: "In my opinion, this song Hill is not actually a reminiscence with an old friend, but more like a conversation with my young self. The young man who lives in my heart is cynical and fearless. , Maybe it looks stupid now? Maybe this is the process of getting old? When you are no longer able to do those stupid things, you are actually old.”

There are more and more similar comments on the Internet. Compared with "What I Want in My Life", it is obvious that "The Hill" has a higher spiritual level. It is a masterpiece that can be circulated after decades, but with whom to compare, "The Hill" can be said to be an immortal classic that condenses the luck of the Chinese music scene.

In fact, Li Zongsheng wrote the song "The Hill" in 2003, but he didn't fill in the lyrics until 2013. Some people say that Li Zongsheng spent ten years examining himself before he came to such a realization. Come on, Li Zongsheng's "Hill" is more like a microcosm of the Chinese music scene.

In 2003, the Chinese music scene ushered in the last peak carnival, Jay Chou’s [Dongfeng Po], Stefanie Sun’s [Meet], Twins’ [Next Stop Diva], Eason Chan’s [Ten Years], SHE’s [Super Star], A Du's 【Perseverance to the end】.
Before 2013, although there were very few high-quality music in the Chinese music scene, there were still a few brilliant works. However, since 2013, the Chinese music scene has attracted a dark age of drool-worthy songs.

And this year is also the year when "The Hill" was released, as if Li Zongsheng intercepted the last luck in the Chinese music scene and wrote the song "The Hill".

As time went by, one day passed quickly, and interested netizens found that on the SBS voting website, Li Mu had come from behind in the number of votes, firmly overtaking Pan Yuanwei by [-] votes, and the gap was still small. expanding further.

As a result, the entire Xiangjiang entertainment circle began to worry, let alone slapping faces, they finally created a false picture of "mainland music is rubbish" will be punctured immediately, and the consequences will be unimaginable, because this is already The last piece of private land in the Xiangjiang music scene.

In the past, because of the sense of belonging in the language, most Hong Kong fans only listened to Cantonese songs, and Cantonese songs do have a very glorious history. Even though Cantonese songs have long since faded away, this market still exists. Compared with fans, they are more nostalgic, and many people have the habit of buying CD records.

So don't look at the huge mainland market, but when it comes to the record purchase rate, it's not enough at all. In order to stabilize this market, the Xiangjiang music scene is quite xenophobic. Anyone who wants to enter the Xiangjiang market will be subject to joint suppression. Over time, the Xiangjiang market has become tasteless in the eyes of many entertainment companies.

And Xiangjiang fans are also dreaming of "we are still the number one in the Chinese music scene" under the bubble woven by the media. Seeing that this bubble is about to be punctured by Li Mu, how can the Xiangjiang music circle be reconciled?

So the media immediately started to take action, slandering the song "The Hill" in various ways. Of course, the most important thing is to "remind" the judges that this time the comparison is about the lyrics, and then they started to "interpret" the two songs with nonsense. Anyway, in the Hong Kong media reports, the lyrics of "The Hill" are not worth mentioning at all. They are just plain vernacular throughout the text, without showing the charm of the words at all.

But they forgot one thing, just like when Xiangjiang and Formosa Music were at their most brilliant, even if they were called "Ban Mi Yin", even if they were "banned", they still did not stop the people in the mainland from liking music. Xiangjiang fans are not all fools living in dreams. Li Mu's "Hill" is like the key to open the closed door. Soon Xiangjiang fans discovered that Li Mu had so many good works before.

What's even more surprising is that he still has a lot of Cantonese songs. Cantonese songs such as "Glorious Days", "Flastic", and "Grey Tracks" are much more well-produced than the current saliva songs.

It’s like a flood, the opening of the embankment is torn open, and it’s very difficult to block it. Many Xiangjiang fans seem to have discovered a treasure trove. Crazy friends around Amway spread Li Mu’s music, and even brought The installation volume of the Penguin Music APP is also increasing rapidly.

Pan Yuanwei's mood was quite complicated. From the overall point of view, the Xiangjiang entertainment circle he represented lost the game, and even though he had resorted to so many tricks in advance, it can be said that he lost completely.

But from the point of view of a musician, he admires Li Mu very much, no, it can even be said that he admires it, because such a song, even if he spends his entire life, he may not be able to write it. It is not wronged to lose, and even very honored.

But Pan Liangyuan didn't see it that way. In his opinion, Li Mu's song was completely a coincidence. You played with your feelings while playing with the skills you agreed to play.

"No, this place must be found!"

(End of this chapter)