This is the discography of Chinese recording artist Xiao Zhan. He made his debut as a solo singer with the release of the soundtrack "Stepping on Shadows" for Oh! My Emperor. His 2020 single "Spotlight" is the best-selling selling digital single in China with over 54 million downloads.

"WM" is the first physical music album released by Xiao Zhan on December 11, 2024. It contains 12 songs and Zheng Nan serves as the music director of the entire album. The song was made available for free online listening on November 12, November 19, and November 26, 2024, and the physical vinyl record was available for pre-sale on December 11, 2024, with sales exceeding RMB 50 million within four minutes of its release, it topped the QQ Music physical sales charts (overall, monthly, annual, and all-time) within 14 hours, achieving the highest title of "Hall of Fame Epic Record" and breaking the historical record for the fastest to achieve "Hall of Fame Epic Record". The platform does not display the total sales, but conservative estimates based on different channels suggest at least 300 to 400 million.

The album released globally on March 15, 2025 and was very well-received. The album won "Top Album of the year" during QQ music event. On the first day of its release on iTunes it ranked second in the worldwide chart and third in Europe. 3 MVs are currently topping the TOP3 worldwide chart for the most popular MV on iTunes. At Weibo Music Awards the song "Wild" from the album won "Recommended Song of the Year" and "Recommended MV of the Year". It is the best-selling album of all time on TME Physical Album Sales Chart.

Studio albums +List of studio albums Title Album details Peak chart positions CHN TME WM (我们) Released: November 10, 2024 Label: Xiao Zhan Studio Formats: CD, digital download1

Singles

2010s Title Year Peak chart positions Album CHN TMEThe Tencent Music Uni chart was launched in September 2018. "Stepping on Shadows" (踩影子) 2018— Oh! My Emperor OST "Battle Through the Heavens" (斗破苍穹)— Battle Through the Heavens OST "Satisfied" (满足) — "Unrestrained" (无羁)20191The Untamed OST "Unrestrained" (无羁)— "Song Ends with Chen Qing" (曲尽陈情)1 "Asking Youth" (问少年)Xiao Zhan sings “Asking Youth” 12 September 2019 https://m.weibo.cn/detail/44156304656852229 Jade Dynasty OST "Two Tigers" (两只老虎)9 Two Tigers OST "Remaining Years" (余年) 4 Joy of Life OST "Blue Sea Ambition" (沧海一声笑)15 New Smiling, Proud Wanderer OST "—" denotes releases that did not chart or chart did not exist.

2020s Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Album CHN TME HUN US World "Sing in a Thousand Years" (千年一声唱)2020——— rowspan="2" Everlasting Classics Season 3 "Bamboo Stone" (竹石)——— "Spotlight" (光点) 1265 CHN: 54,337,019 "The Youth on a Horse" (策马正少年)Xiao Zhan sings “The Youth on Horse” 8 February 2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMKx_XiVYf420214—— rowspan="4" Douluo Continent OST "We had been together" (我们曾经在一起) 7——Ace Troops OST"The Oath of Love" (余生,请多指教) 202217——The Oath of Love OSTXiao Zhan and Yang Zi sing “Oath of Love” 14 August 2021 https://m.weibo.cn/detail/4670034297490671 "The Luckiest Fortune" (最幸运的幸运 ) 1——Xiao Zhan sings “The Luckiest Fortune” 20 March 2022 https://m.weibo.cn/detail/4749049955356796 "—" denotes releases that did not chart or was not released in that region.

Other appearances Title Year Peak chart positions Album Note(s) Ref. CHN "My Motherland and I" (我和我的祖国)2019—Youth for the Motherland SingingProject for People's Republicof China's 70th anniversary "My Chinese Heart" (我的中国心)— "The Best Summer" (最好的夏天) 12 "Firmly Believe Love Will Win" (坚信爱会赢) 202010 rowspan=5 COVID-19 pandemic support song "Sui Sui Ping An" (岁岁平安)3 "Ode to the Red Plum Blossoms" (红梅赞)— Beautiful China campaign "Bamboo Rock" (竹石)—COVID-19 pandemic support song "Brightest Star in the Night Sky" (夜空中最亮的星)—CCTV-3 Double Ninth Festival "We Are All Dream Chasers" (我们都是追梦人)—Gutian Heart to Heart "Winter Dream" (冬梦)2021—2022 Beijing Winter Olympics"Chinese Dream, My Dream" (中国梦·我的梦)2022—2022 China Online Audiovisual Annual Festival"Fellow Travellers" (同路人) 2023610th Anniversary of the "Belt and Road" "—" denotes releases that did not chart.

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