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Pedro-Bextor

Quote:

Originally posted by St. Charles

Leonardo's new single, Face It, is already #1 worldwide.

I don't know how y'all do it

I spend a whole year touring in the US to get my artist to 100% popularity, then all the other locations are at 20%

Alexandra burke

Guys the game is not working for me !! :crying:

St. Charles

Quote:

Originally posted by Pedro-Bextor

I don't know how y'all do it

I spend a whole year touring in the US to get my artist to 100% popularity, then all the other locations are at 20%

Media. And I have less than 50% popularity in most locations but I choose heavy promotion. I get the money to do that from touring.

St. Charles

LEO!
Pipe Dream

After blowing the world away with his country-influenced debut album, Small Beginnings, Leonardo wanted to try on a different sound. Calling on the likes of Max Martin, he was able to come up with an original adult contemporary sounding masterpiece that was hailed by many critics as a brilliant record. During this time, Leo also broke a record previously held by both Michael Jackson and Katy Perry. Six singles from Pipe Dream went straight to number one on the Hot 100, including the 13-week smash Nevermore. His soft, guitar-like sophomore effort, however, only managed to pull 1.5 million copies; 300 thousand less than his previous album.

Theme: Addiction
Producers - Max Martin, Dr. Luke
MW-Score - 73%
Chart Positions - USA: 1 | Canada: 1 | LA: 21 | UK: 1 | Europe: 1 | Oceania: 1 | Asia: 2
Sales (Each Country) - USA: 770,000 | Canada: 72,300 | LA: 550 UK: 105,000 | Europe: 470,000 | Oceania: 9,800 | Asia: 88,000
Total Sales - 1,580,000

Singles

Tour

Receipts

St. Charles

LEO!
Electrifly

Tired of taking himself too seriously as an artist with his last two albums, Leonardo decided that he wanted to make a fun pop record. The twenty-six year old called up his old friend Dr. Luke to help him with production, and the result was exactly what this Buzz Award winner wanted. Many began to see Leonardo as a free-spirited and "fun" person after the release of Electrifly. He repeated his old feature of having six consecutive #1's from the same album, and went on to outsell his first two albums combined after dishing out an impressive 3.8 million copies.

Theme: Uplifting
Producers - Max Martin, Dr. Luke
MW-Score - 65%
Chart Positions - USA: 1 | Canada: 1 | LA: 1 UK: 1 | Europe: 1 | Oceania: 1 | Asia: 2
Sales (Each Country) - USA: 2,880,000 | Canada: 60,900 | LA: 4,520 | UK: 115,000 | Europe: 458,000 | Oceania: 14,000 | Asia: 117,000
Total Sales - 3,830,000

Singles.

Tour.

Receipts...

St. Charles

LEO!
Into the Deep

At twenty-eight years of age, Leonardo had created quite a dilemma for himself. His previous album, Electrifly, convinced the world all too well that he was just another young and innocent "pop" boy with no edge. Desperate to break out of his "goody-goody" shell, Leo aimed for a more urban-sounding record, which proved to be a failed investment as the album was critically panned. He also began to deeply explore the field of sex, which brought the hits Let's Do It and Harder. In terms of sales, however, his other four singles were commercial failures compared to his previous work, and Leonardo continued to receive public backlash for his overly-sexual image and music videos. However, the album did manage to outsell Electrifly and has amassed 4.4 million copies to date.

Theme: Sex
Producers - Max Martin, Ariel Rechtshaid
MW-Score - 59%
Chart Positions - USA: 1 | Canada: 1 | LA: 1 UK: 1 | Europe: 4 | Oceania: 1 | Asia: 2
Sales (Each Country) - USA: 3,810,000 | Canada: 51,400 | LA: 26,850 | UK: 119,000 | Europe: 105,000 | Oceania: 11,000 | Asia: 104,000
Total Sales - 4,420,000

Singles..

Tour..

Receipts..

Pedro-Bextor

Pedro is finally ending his 2-year-long debut era in October, and in the same month he will kick off his brief Christmas album era.

I always lose money on releases, it's a bit annoying. Sure, I make up for it with those tour tickets, but still.

Rainsford

Lana have released 6 albums and the best selling sold 5.3m...

'Up To No Good' (2013) - 3,004,000
'Metropolis' (2014) - 4,230,000
'Showtime' (2015) - 4,623,000
'Blue Sunshine' (2017) - 5,363,000
'Merry Christmas' (2018) - 3,580,000
'Smile' (2019) - 3,272,000 *Still Selling

Rainsford

She's very consistent tho

Pedro-Bextor

Pedro's Christmas album, For That Night, sold 1.6M in about two months, thus being the 10th best-selling album worldwide of all time.

I will post stats of these two eras soon. He has already entered the studio with Ariel Rechtshaid to record his sophomore opus.

St. Charles

Quote:

Originally posted by ianBK4

Lana have released 6 albums and the best selling sold 5.3m...

'Up To No Good' (2013) - 3,004,000
'Metropolis' (2014) - 4,230,000
'Showtime' (2015) - 4,623,000
'Blue Sunshine' (2017) - 5,363,000
'Merry Christmas' (2018) - 3,580,000
'Smile' (2019) - 3,272,000 *Still Selling

I usually release an album every 2 years so I can get 6 singles per era, which means more records sold. But does releasing a new album negatively affect the sales of your previous album?

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Once I break the Beatles' record for most #1's, I'll post all my #1's and their weeks atop the chart.

Danixoxo

Quote:

Originally posted by Luke

Rules:

Label Location: US BASED
Label Name: Your choice
Label Rep: 60% WW
Finances: $20,000,000

How do I set a label rep and finances?

Someone help me out

Pedro-Bextor

Quote:

Originally posted by Danixoxo

How do I set a label rep and finances?

Someone help me out

If you want to join the current event, it's all set in the database created by Luke. You won't have to do anything.

St. Charles

Quote:

Originally posted by Danixoxo

How do I set a label rep and finances?

Someone help me out

In the game editor, which is on the first page of the game. Select "record labels" and create a new one. Then go ahead and create a new act/artist using a max of 850 pts. and put them on that record label.

Danixoxo

Quote:

Originally posted by St. Charles

In the game editor, which is on the first page of the game. Select "record labels" and create a new one. Then go ahead and create a new act/artist using a max of 850 pts. and put them on that record label.

Ah, I see, thank you

Pedro-Bextor

Not 'For That Night', the title track off Pedro's Christmas album, being at #1 on the Hot 100 at the end of February

Who else but King of Christmas/the new Mariah Carey, Pedro?

St. Charles

Quote:

Originally posted by Pedro-Bextor

Not 'For That Night', the title track off Pedro's Christmas album, being at #1 on the Hot 100 at the end of February

Who else but King of Christmas/the new Mariah Carey, Pedro?

SLAY. My christmas album is coming out a few years from now when my artist is tired of doing albums.

Pedro-Bextor

I really don't feel like posting the stats

Tomorrow I'll do it.

Rainsford

Quote:

Originally posted by St. Charles

I usually release an album every 2 years so I can get 6 singles per era, which means more records sold. But does releasing a new album negatively affect the sales of your previous album?

I release 3 singles per album, only Lana's last era had more than 3 singles.

I don't know with yearly releases you sell less albums or not.

St. Charles

I just broke the record for most #1's. Singles that are grouped together came from the same album.

1. Patiently Waiting (11 weeks)
2. Road to Nowhere (6 weeks)
3. The Ones I Loved (5 weeks)

4. Face It (2 weeks)
5. Pinball (5 weeks)
6. Daydreams (1 week)
7. If I Could (5 weeks)
8. Loved (2 weeks)
9. Nevermore (13 weeks)

10. Electrifly (12 weeks)
11. High Voltage (3 weeks)
12. Power (11 weeks)
13. Sparks (20 weeks)
14. Shock Factor (12 weeks)
15. Charged Up (18 weeks)

16. Let's Do it (12 weeks)
17. Harder (17 weeks)
18. In too Deep (Into the Deep) (2 weeks)
19. Understatement (2 weeks)

20. Lit (22 weeks)
21. Out of the Dark (14 weeks so far/ still at #1)