Nomy recieves 100,000+ Spotify plays
People are quite clearly nuts about Nomy. In the past few months he has been receiving serious playtime on Spotify, in total achieving over 100,000 listens. His hit “Cocaine” has more plays that Eric Clapton´s song of the same title.
So who is Nomy? some of you may ask. An impossible question to question to answer, clearly. But to give you some idea we can tell you that Nomy is an self producing musician from Sweden who has built his following from the grass roots up. He creates much of his music via his own computer, which gives him the artist freedom and control he requires for his creativity reach its musical potential. The feeling and meaning contained within his music is surely a testament to this. His songs change from moving ballads to awesome thrashing hard rock refrains. Within each one one can feel the underlying genius which one can identify as Nomy.
By his own volition, much of his music can be found on his website and floating the Internet for free. With such an interest in his music the availability on streaming services and music stores has made his music more omnipresent than ever. Keep on rockin, Nomy. The world is ready.
You can stream Nomy´s music here (Spotify, Deezer ) and find his music on iTunes, Amazon Mp3, Tunetribe and most other music stores. Otherwise head over to his official website.
Tags: independent, Music, Nomy, Song or Suicide, spotify
October 20th, 2009 at 7:31 pm
And so on. What makes a hit to be more “visible” and get a chance to detect? Is the naming of the tracks (such Song or Suicide, Cocaine) one of the secrets behind the thing that makes a artists work so discoverable on the internet?
I think there are many talents out of there which never gets discovred, thoughly them would be perfect, just because the “massive” amount of works out there.
So what is the password behind “visibility”, the chance that you once being appeared and someone tries to play a song from you on your band page, or a forum, on the internet with a huge amount of content.
I really wonder what get a content a larger chance to even being discovred without preceeding knowledge? How does the first fans even getting a glance on you in the search results.
October 20th, 2009 at 8:49 pm
I agree Drsounds that there are many out there which wont get discovered. As for why some do and some dont, this a hard question. The way i see it is that the internet is full of people. If you have something which people like and want to tell their friends about, they will do so, and if they like it too they will pass it on. To get a following your music has to appeal to people, the more it appeals, the more they will share it on their own accord. There are other factos, but this is the essence i think.
I am a big fan of Nomy´s music, and pretty much everyone i have introduced it too is also a big fan now. Go nomy!
October 21st, 2009 at 8:37 am
Thank you
October 21st, 2009 at 2:49 pm
Nomy, jag älskar din musik! det är GRYMMM! Kom spela i stockholm snart!
October 21st, 2009 at 4:18 pm
Isnt it time for some more Spotify releases from Record Union?
Its been awhile, and we are still waiting.
October 21st, 2009 at 6:10 pm
Det verkar vara något som hindrar dig ifrån pengarna, konkurrens?
Tänk om jag skulle marknadsföra dig i Kanada
October 21st, 2009 at 6:59 pm
@ Johhny
Yes, a big Spotify update is overdue. We hope to have one this week or early next week. When we do, we will mention it here!
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