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Name: Shazhou

Date of birth: April 12, 1987

Ethnicity: Hui

Birthplace: Qingdao

Hometown: Beijing

Height: 180cm

: 65kg

Personality: Introversion, perfectionism

Favorite music styles: HIP-HOP, Trip-hop

Favorite musicians: EMINEM, Massive Attack

Specialties: rap, computer music production

Resume:

I became interested in pop music when I was 12 years old.

At the age of 15, he began to try to compose his own rap songs.

When I was 16 years old, I learned audio production technology (midi) from a professional music producer in Qingdao, and began to try to arrange and record music myself. ("Change Yesterday" in the first album is a work from that period)

He began to publish his music works on the Internet at the age of 17, and received support from many netizens; at the same time, he also worked for Qingdao TV Station Composed and sang theme songs for entertainment columns and Qingdao Beer Festival drinking competitions.

In August of the same year (2004), the song "Qingdao Lao Bazi" caused widespread controversy on the Internet and attracted the attention of local media.

In October of the same year, the production of his first solo album "MC Shazhou" began. All songs were written, produced, and recorded by one person in his bedroom. The production was completed at the end of November.

On December 15, 2004, the self-published album "MC Shazhou" was released in Qingdao. The first batch of 5,000 copies was sold out in less than five days, and the additional 10,000 copies were also sold out within half a month. The album "Walking on the Zhanqiao" and "Really Shocked" have become "road songs" on the streets of Qingdao. (According to dealer statistics, the sales of "MC Shazhou" in Qingdao exceeded the best-selling album "Qilixiang" some time ago)

In February 2005, preparations for a new album "The Show Is On" began. All the creation, production, singing and recording are still handled by one person. The new album will be produced by the end of the year.

In December 2005, the album "MC Shazhou" entered the 2005 Qingdao record sales ranking and ranked third. (The first two are Jay Chou's "Chopin in November" and JJ Lin's "No. 89757")

In mid-March 2006, pre-sales for the new album "The Show Is On" began.

In early April 2006, the new album "The Show Is On" was launched in Qingdao in a low-key manner. Sales were still booming without any media promotion, and record stores set off a second round of "Sandbar Fever".

Personal album:

*First album "MC Shazhou".

*The second album "The Show Is On".