Xiao Zhan discography
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This is the discography of Chinese recording artist Xiao Zhan. He made his debut as a solo singer with the release of the soundtrack "Stepping on Shadows" for Oh! My Emperor. His 2020 single "Spotlight" is the best-selling selling digital single in China with over 54 million downloads.
"WM" is the first physical music album released by Xiao Zhan on December 11, 2024. It contains 12 songs and Zheng Nan serves as the music director of the entire album. The song was made available for free online listening on November 12, November 19, and November 26, 2024, and the physical vinyl record was available for pre-sale on December 11, 2024, with sales exceeding RMB 50 million within four minutes of its release, it topped the QQ Music physical sales charts (overall, monthly, annual, and all-time) within 14 hours, achieving the highest title of "Hall of Fame Epic Record" and breaking the historical record for the fastest to achieve "Hall of Fame Epic Record". The platform does not display the total sales, but conservative estimates based on different channels suggest at least 300 to 400 million.
The album released globally on March 15, 2025 and was very well-received. The album won "Top Album of the year" during QQ music event.
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