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Adam Fan Debuts English-Language Album ‘Skyfall’ With Lawson-Cowritten Title Track

Chinese star Adam Fan releases debut English album 'Skyfall,' with hits by Lawson and Puku, plus a video for lead single 'Make It Make Sense.'

By mitch·3 min read
A young Asian male pop star stands against a blurred city skyline under dramatic blue and gold lighting.

Adam Fan, a Chinese star whose name is Fan Chengcheng, has put out his first full English-language record, Skyfall, which reaches beyond China to listeners worldwide. The project came with a music video for its main track, “Make It Make Sense.”.

Key facts box
– Album: Skyfall
– Main track: “Make It Make Sense”
– Title track writer: Lawson
– Distribution: Hits Rhythm and Pacific Music Group
– Social media followers: more than 100 million across China and Asia

A WW Productions and international music production company Hits Rhythm share production duties on the album. The outside-China distribution partnership rests with Hits Rhythm and Pacific Music Group, helping to push the record out across the globe.

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The Road to Skyfall

The singer Adam Fan first gained recognition through the Chinese reality competition series “Idol Producer.”, where he was selected as a member of the boy group Nine Percent. Following his debut with the group, he pursued a solo career and went on to star in television dramas and variety shows such as “The Journey Across the Night” and “Keep Running,”. His presence across these projects has amassed a combined social media audience of more than 100 million followers across platforms in China and Asia.

The album’s title track, “Skyfall,” was cowritten by American artist Lawson. Lawson’s writing credits include The Weeknd and Playboi Carti’s “Timeless.”

The song “Make It Make Sense” was composed and created by Puku, a producer with a long list of credits that includes the track “Something About You”, which was made by Partynextdoor and Drake together. The album also contains other songs, including “Go Girl,” “TTTM,” “Error,” “Make It Rock,” “Pink” and “Heard of Us.”.

What Adam Fan Said

In a statement, Adam Fan said, “I’m excited to bring Skyfall and its visual world to audiences around the world. This album represents the music I genuinely love and the creative direction I’ve always wanted to explore. I want to keep challenging myself, breaking boundaries and pushing my creativity further, while hopefully inspiring more people to discover new possibilities through music.”

“I’m excited to bring Skyfall and its visual world to audiences around the world.”

The album features contributions from Western producers, including Grammy-nominated talents.

Critical Commentary

Skyfall is a debut from a star with more than 100 million followers across China and Asia. His first full-length English-language album arrives with production from Hits Rhythm and A WW Productions, and global distribution from Hits Rhythm and Pacific Music Group. Lawson’s credit on the title track and Puku’s production on the focus track suggest an album built to reach new audiences.

When the album comes out, the video for “Make It Make Sense” follows at once. The label picked this track to represent the record, and it now bears the burden of bringing this artist to listeners who have not heard him before.

The record’s ambitions are plain for all to see. So too is the skill backing it. Whether those two things carry the album past its biggest tracks is a question still open.

The debut full-length English-language album was released with a focus track titled “Make It Make Sense”. The title track was cowritten by Lawson. It was produced by Hits Rhythm and A WW Productions, with outside-China distribution handled jointly by Hits Rhythm and Pacific Music Group. Combined, the artist’s social media presence across platforms in China and Asia tops 100 million followers.

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