Good music needed a good platform.
Of course,
good music and a good platform alone were not enough without good promotion.
Because people would struggle to discover your music in a sea of songs.
Even if one or two people discovered it, they might simply listen to it themselves and leave it at that.
A completely unknown singer whose music broke through without any promotion-
you might not see even one in ten years.
Yan Xiao understood all this very well.
He had already worked out a solution.
Make music,
record it,
then ask Zhao Zimo for help.
That was also why he had kept cultivating his relationship with Zhao Zimo throughout his trip to the United States.
Yan Xiao bought a collection of pop songbooks with accompaniment from the system, took out one volume, and began choosing songs.
For a song to make it into a songbook like this,
it pretty much had to be a pop hit.
After copying down a few songs, Yan Xiao decided to try producing one.
He bought a music arrangement program, only to discover that downloading a more extensive sound library would take over a dozen hours.
Waiting around
would be a waste of time.
He simply set his computer to never enter sleep mode, then went out and took a taxi to Liuli Factory.
Liuli Factory
was Ji City's famous street of musical instrument shops.
At its busiest,
there had probably been over a hundred instrument shops along the street.
Later, the growth of e-commerce drew away some of its customers.
Even so,
dozens of shops were still in business there.
Buying online
was certainly an option.
But asking about all the finer details online was a hassle,
so Yan Xiao decided to go to the shops in person.
As for which