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Chapter 45 Album Global Release

Originally, He Jin planned to go back after sending Zhou Huimin there, but he couldn't resist the invitation from Zhou Huimin's mother.

Finally, I went to her house and sat there for half an hour.

Half an hour later, He Jin said goodbye to them and took a taxi to leave.

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At eight o'clock that evening, the commercial radio station announced the major lists of this week's Dragon and Tiger Charts as usual.

"Young Boy He Jin" continues to top the Dragon and Tiger bestseller list with 84,000 copies.

In terms of the Dragon Tiger Golden Songs Chart, "Seventeen-Year-Old Rainy Season" took a step forward and ranked third.

What is even more surprising is "There is a Cloud Made of Rain in the Wind". This song has made amazing progress, rising directly from seventh to fourth.

In addition, "My Deskmate" is also on the list, ranking 20th.

One album and three songs entered the golden song chart, which further enhanced He Jin's reputation.

In the Taiwanese music scene, Wang Jie is now popular, Luo Dayou, Qi Qin, Li Zongsheng and even the Little Tigers and Zhou Huajian, who became a god in 1989. By 1990, Aaron Kwok signed with Taiwan Fulong Company and sang the song "I Can't End Loving You".

》The fire spread all over the country.

Since October, He Jin has been the one to take over the baton from them.

At this time, He Jin finally understood what it was like to be busy.

This was not only beyond the expectations of outsiders, but even Hua Xing himself felt like he had found a treasure.

But Wanwan is obviously not a deaf person. They naturally heard that He Jin had released this song in Hong Kong.

Naturally, that means attending various events, accepting various commercial performances and even endorsing brands.

At this time, there were no capable male singers in Hong Kong.

Therefore, starting from 1989, major companies in Hong Kong also began to cultivate their own top singers.

As a result, the two parties signed a contract, and China Star was responsible for everything Aaron Kwok did in Hong Kong, including concerts and even album releases.

Among them, PolyGram has to be mentioned.

If someone gets angry, what will happen?

Although there is already someone like Aaron Kwok who can be a pillar in the future, China Star has not given up on cultivating new talents.

On the cover, He Jin is leaning against the wall, with clean and clear eyes, a bright smile on his face, and his slightly messy hair making him look more natural and down-to-earth.

The reason is naturally the factor of "Born Stubborn". This song is He Jin's song praising the motherland. The song even has distinctive words such as the five-star red flag.

After it topped the best-seller list again in the second week, those merchants who had been waiting and watching began to take action.

Major music magazines believe that he will be the best candidate for the top ten most popular new singers this year.

How exciting!

Among them, China Star and Starlight Records are poaching.

Sometimes, he even has to attend events in several different places throughout the day.

He Jin and Hua Xing didn't pay much attention to this either.

But it's okay, he likes this feeling very much.

However, Fulong Company has no foundation in Hong Kong. If Aaron Kwok wants to develop in Hong Kong, the current entertainment center of Asia, he cannot offend China Star, a company backed by TVB.

They first launched Jacky Cheung and Hacken Lee, and then established a subsidiary to sign film and television star Andy Lau.

On October 25, the mainland version of He Jin's "Youth Boy He Jin" was officially released..

How could the company in Xiangjiang be willing to do this under such circumstances?

In addition, Li Ming also started to become successful in the 1990s.

Therefore, this is what Hua Xing did after discovering He Jin from the Rookie Singing Contest and immediately vigorously cultivated it.

Those who train new people train new people, and those who poach corners are poaching corners.

Starlight Records rebelled. Taking advantage of the fact that Hacken Lee was not feeling well at PolyGram due to Lai Ming's appearance, they directly poached Hacken Lee there.

In particular, they have the right to sign the owner of the Rookie Singing Contest. If they don't train new talents, wouldn't it be another advantage for other companies?

Since October 20th, He Jin has been busy with numerous commercial performances.

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The current situation is that Aaron Kwok is jointly owned by two families.

This situation of one dominant company immediately puts a lot of pressure on other companies.

Facts have proved that He Jin did not live up to Huaxing's attention.

There is a saying that makes people die for money and birds die for food.

If it was said that before October it belonged to the Three Musketeers, they took turns taking the lead and firmly occupied the attention and focus of major music magazines in Hong Kong.

Even, this song is included in the current mainland version of the album.

China Star, on the other hand, is looking outward.

Unlike the past where it only appeared on the second or third page of the magazine, this time it was a real cover introduction.

Therefore, although Wanwan's company was jealous of He Jin's right to distribute this album, no one made any move.

I can't eat in my own market, so let others come to eat, which is intolerable and unbearable.

Especially in 1989.

Among them, Wanwan did not release his album.

Subsequently, on the 26th, sales began at the same time in Singapore, Malaysia, and even the Chinese in the United States.

Basically, as long as these people release an album, they can make away with huge amounts of money in Hong Kong.

Wang Jie burst onto the scene with "A Game, a Dream", which has swept the Hong Kong music scene.

Various events, commercial performances, and endorsement contracts have all appeared on He Jin.

They took a fancy to Aaron Kwok, who was popular last year. Because Aaron Kwok was originally from Xiangjiang, they wanted to poach him from Taiwan Fulong Company.

No one in this world will have trouble with interests.

From the fact that Tony Leung Ka Fai was banned from filming in the Mainland, we can see how stupid the Bayan authorities really are.

This is naturally not what China Star wants, but they can't think of any other way to solve it. They can only wait for Aaron Kwok to terminate his contract with Fulong next year before taking over his exclusive agency rights.

Lai Lai has made two albums successively, and has also been successfully promoted to the front line. The limelight even overshadowed the company's Hacken Lee, and PolyGram named him, Jacky Cheung and Andy Lau as the Three Musketeers of the Hong Kong music scene.

But Fulong Company will definitely not let the cash cow go.

With just one album, he suddenly became the most popular singer at the moment.

The Hong Kong music scene has always been at odds with the Taipei music scene. This trend has been around since Wang Jie's "A Game, a Dream" in 1987.

The three of them also lived up to expectations. Their records were all successful, and they even once invaded Taiwan.

But after Tan and Zhang retired from the music scene, everything changed.

On the cover of the latest issue of New Era Music Magazine, He Jin is the first cover star of one of the most authoritative music magazines in Hong Kong.

So other companies have made surprising moves one after another.

Fortunately, Tan and Zhang did not quit the music scene at that time. Although Wang Jie gained a certain influence in Hong Kong, it was not enough for him to capture the Hong Kong market.

It can be said that from 1990 to this year, the most popular male singers in the Hong Kong music scene have all been recruited by PolyGram.

Several large characters are written next to the portrait.

Although the album sample sent to the company in Wanwan no longer included this song.

I believe that as soon as the first-week sales data from the mainland and other regions are released, if it is attractive, companies from the Bay Area will definitely come to visit.

It's all nonsense that movies and songs sung by mainlanders cannot enter Wanwan.

When the benefits are astonishing, these will all be a joke.

This can be seen from the direct release of Jet Li's "Once Upon a Time" in Wanwan.

(End of chapter)