China: Country Week

Give your next song a fox trot swing, a soaring rock chorus or an intimate piano-led lift. Explore ten styles spanning shidaiqu, Chinese rock, Mandopop and dance pop.

Start with the arrangement your song needs. Try 1940s shidaiqu with brushed drums and muted trumpet, or raw guitar rock with a piercing suona climax. Build a melodic hard rock ballad around a soaring chorus, or a dramatic Mandopop ballad around piano, strings and powerful alto vocals. For a softer approach, choose airy acoustic pop, reflective folk pop that grows into a full band, a tender guitar ballad with cello, or intimate piano with a soft R&B beat. For more momentum, try driving acoustic folk rock or four on the floor dance pop with pentatonic synth hooks and alternating sung and chanted lines. Audio previews are open to everyone. Copy-ready prompts for these ten new styles require Producer. Prompt access unlocks cumulatively by tier. The two existing broad artist-signature styles keep their current tiers.