"What do you know," Sawyer touched his stubble and said.
"This theme song was written by Caspian Parker in just half a month. They say half a month, but I feel he probably didn't even need one night."
"Do you think it's because Aurelia Shaw sings well? The composition plays a major role."
"Indeed it does," Eliza Fletcher chimed in. Before acting, she used to sing, and others might not notice, but she could tell, "This piece is wonderfully crafted, the melody itself carries an ethereal feel, and most importantly, it's easy to remember."
"The simpler the melody, the easier it is to remember, but it also risks losing its uniqueness. Yet Caspian Parker achieved all this, that's real skill."
Eliza Fletcher sincerely praised.
Their discussion was unheard by Aurelia Shaw.
Under Caspian's guidance, she sang a second time.
Caspian pointed out a few shortcomings, and she sang it again.
They repeated this four or five times.
