Keeping it simple this week, here is a recap of everything that has gone up on Free Music Archive since we started working with them a few months ago. The list is fascinating to look at, and gave me a chance to reflect on The Snake Records as an entity, what it is, and what it could be. I have talked a lot about technology and how it has changed the rules of the industry forever, as have we all, but every time a new post goes up on FMA, the validation in reality of the matter is proven. Time and time again now, I have seen artists get staggering responses to their singles, responses I know my appreciation would not have been lost for back when I was performing in bands, check out the numbers…
Looking at the statistics from FMA, I am proud to say that no track posted has received less then 850 listens, and the most played track has received a whopping 7,506 listens, since it was posted on August 22nd, only 2 months ago (that’s over 100 a day for those of you who are counting, and you know I am). Only 9 of the 46 artists from The Snake have been posted thus far, and I would be surprised to find out that you aren’t as excited as I am, to see the future response to our FMA presence. Now I have to take a moment to thank Jason, the FMA administrator whom invited me to this highly regarded group of music industry pioneers, the reason I am writing this today, it truly is an honor to walk among this crowd, you have my eternal gratitude. On that note, without further ado, the snake presents ‘the FMA list‘. @TheSnakeRecords
ps. all the tracks are free
