Chapter 148
Behind The Spotlight Chapter 148
So far, Love Everywhere had been topping the charts in many countries. The song echoed across radios, its melody lingering in the minds of listeners. Princess Chantal's charming voice, paired with Niko's composition, made the song a huge success.
Two talented people had worked together to create Love Everywhere, and Collin wasn't surprised that it became a hit. He felt a deep sense of satisfaction, knowing that his gamble on Chantal had paid off.
At the moment, Princess Chantal was incredibly busy attending shows and singing at various venues. Her schedule was packed, hopping from one city to another. Moonrise Music was also hard at work promoting her upcoming album, which would feature six songs including Love Everywhere. All of the tracks were written and composed by Niko, most of them in the pop genre.
The record label invested heavily in her album, producing music videos for every song. Each shoot was extravagant and expensive. They were going all out to ensure Princess Chantal's debut album made a strong impact.
Furthermore, Moonrise Music was planning to rent a concert venue next month, April, for her first solo concert. It was expected to be a spectacle. If the concert proved successful, the label would officially launch a national tour. That meant Princess Chantal's schedule would soon be even busier than an actor's.
Moonrise Music wanted to take advantage of her explosive debut to etch her name into the public's mind. They were ready to spend money to make her a star. To them, she wasn't just a singer, she was a brand, the next global pop phenomenon.
Collin could already see his earnings piling up. A small grin tugged at his lips, his mind calculating the numbers, deals, and future projects. By the way, only a few people knew that Collin was a shareholder of Moonrise Music. Not even Arnold knew about this fact.
'Now that I think about it, why don't I look for more talented singers and sign them to Moonrise Music? That way, our label will have a great lineup of musicians.' Collin slightly grinned at the thought, though he knew how rare truly gifted singers were.