Chinese superstar Adam Fan drops debut English album 'SKYFALL', alongside 'Make It Make Sense' music video

Chinese superstar Adam Fan drops debut English album 'SKYFALL', alongside 'Make It Make Sense' music video

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Adam Fan, also known as Fan Chengcheng, is taking his music global.

On 16 September, the Chinese artist released his debut full-length English-language album, SKYFALL, marking a new chapter in his career with a mix of melodic rap, trap, rage, rock, and dance influences.

The record opens with the atmospheric title track 'Skyfall', co-written by Lawson, who previously worked on The Weeknd and Playboi Carti's 'Timeless'. Exploring pressure, loneliness, and self-discovery, the track sets the tone for Fan's latest body of work.

Elsewhere, SKYFALL sees the artist move across genres on tracks including the melodic dance-rap cut 'Go Girl', rage-driven 'TTTM' and 'Error', and rock-meets-rage track 'Make It Rock'.

The album arrives alongside a music video for focus track 'Make It Make Sense'. Written and produced by Puku, the trap-driven number centres on personal growth and rejecting superficiality.

SKYFALL was produced by Hits Rhythm and A WW Productions, with Hits Rhythm and Pacific Music Group handling its distribution outside China.