Buzz Track: Wildfire

Stockholm is a new emerging band to the Orlando indie music arena with influences ranging from The Killers to Coldplay. The’ve opened for Travie McCoy and The Wanted. Check out the latest track Wildfire as well as their previous released track Don’t Stop Now.
Contact: publishing@stockholmband.com

The modern music industry’s version of a four-leaf clover is the diamond-status album. Sure, some releases still reach that vaunted 10 million mark after several years (or in the case of Linkin Park’s Hybrid Theory a dozen) on the charts, but it’s an increasingly rare feat.

But in an era when YouTube views, concert ticket sales, magazine covers, endorsement deals and product lines, TV appearances and digital single downloads have become the new measures of an artist’s success, how did Adele pull it off? And is she the last of a dying breed of mega-sellers? Read more

Buzz Track: Oceancrest

My Body Sings Electric from Denver, CO quickly emerged on the scene opening up for The Flobots and will open for 3OH!3 next month. They are a perennial top 3 finalist in a big local radio contest, Hometown for the Holidays on 93.3 KTCL. Check out the latest single called ‘Oceancrest’.
Contact: whalenbra@gmail.com

News Update: Kings favorite Molly Moore’s new song “Quicksand“, that comes off her debut EP “Into The Daylight”, will be featured on MTV’s The Challenge: Battle of the Seasons. You can also hear a number of her other songs from her EP on this season of E!’s Keeping Up With The Kardashians & Oxygen’s Bad Girls Club. Molly continues to build up her catalog of songs and remains an artist to watch.
Contact: mollymooreofficial@gmail.com

Although Adele had quite an amazing year she did get some bad news. Her ’21’ album dropped out of the UK Top 40 for the first time since it was released in January 2011.

According to BBC News and several other news sources, the album dropped from 34 to 42 in the last countdown on November 26. It spent a staggering 96 weeks on the charts, garnering sales in the UK of over 4.5 million copies and around 10 million in the United States.

She also received some good news. Adele’s 21 has reached a new milestone, becoming the 21st album to sell more than 10 million copies since Nielsen SoundScan began keeping track in 1991. Adele’s is the third album to reach sales of 10 million copies this year, following Linkin Park’s 2000 LP Hybrid Theory and Usher’s 2004 release Confessions.