China’s digital music market is becoming an important part of the global digital music market.
Editor’s note: This article is from WeChat public account “Entertainment Unicorn” (ID: yuledujiaoshou), author Akagi bottle.
In 2016, Li Yuchun’s “Barbaric Growth” digital album sold 30 million sales, which set a new record for digital album sales. As of the end of 2016, Li Yuchun’s “Savage Growth” had a total sales volume of 6.56 million on the QQ music platform. The total sales of 4 digital EPs has exceeded 32.8 million yuan, breaking the record of China’s digital album sales.
At that time, the industry used the “miracle” in the history of Chinese digital music to describe such market feedback. In the course of the development of Internet music, the Chinese market did not develop the habit of paying for music. This was the development of digital music albums. The embarrassment on the road.
The timeline is set to this year (September 16th, 2019), Jay Chou’s latest digital single “Say Good and Don’t Cry” is less than 12 hours of QQ music, and the sales of digital albums has exceeded 15 million, making it the highest historical sales of QQ music platform. The number of singles.
As of now (October 4th), Jay Chou’s new single song “Say Good and Don’t Cry” has sold 10.28 million digital songs and sales of more than 30.86 million yuan.
The new things in the Internet era will always be as fierce and fierce as the beasts. From piracy to the public to buy albums, is digital music ushered in the golden age?
From the copyright “wild” to the number of “drainage”
The relationship between digital music and music copyright is inextricably linked. In 2016, Grammy judges, album producer and musician Michael Morales said that the production of physical albums has almost become history.
“The music industry is changing in ways that people didn’t expect. Music has become an almost completely virtual product. The album is virtual, but at least They used to have physical objects that can be put