American Idol’s Noah Thompson faced career setbacks after being dropped by his record label, but right now, he’s able to revel in a rare success with a new song.Noah competed inAmerican Idolseason 20, during which he covered such songs as Rihanna’s “Stay,” Ben E. King’s “Stand By Me” and Fleetwood Mac’s “Landslide.” AfterwinningAmerican Idolseason 20, he joinedIdol-affiliated record label 19 Recordings but parted ways after releasing an EP.Noah’s been an independent artistever since, buttheAmerican Idolwinner is more determined than ever to find success, even without a major label.
American Idol’s Noah Thompson thanked his fans for streaming “the h*** out of” his new song “Upbringing.”
Noah’s newest update on Instagram saw theAmerican Idolwinner thanking his fans for streaming his new song “Upbringing.” He included a snippet from the lyric video for the song. Noah claimed thathis fans and followers have “streamed the h*** out of this song.”
It has meant so much to him that fans have been able to relate to not just this song but all the musiche’s been releasing lately. “It’s nice to release music that is true to you and your story and watch other people accumulate that into their own past or present even,” Noah explained. “Upbringing” has been played almost 60,000 times on Spotify.
Y’all have actually streamed the hell out of this song and I can’t thank you enough for it…I love seeing so many of you guys relating to the new stuff. It’s nice to release music that is true to you and your story and watch other people accumulate that into their own past or present even, thank you from the bottom of heart. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
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Noah has released singles with way more plays on Spotify. “One Day Tonight,” hisAmerican Idolcoronation song," had almost 40 million plays. Every song on his EP,Middle Of God Knows Where, had plays in the range of 290,000 to 1.3 million (not counting hisIdolsingle and his cover of “Stay,” with the latter song garnering 5.8 million streams). However,all those songs were released when he was still signed with 19 Recordings, so he had the backing of a major label.
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Since being dropped by his record label, he’s released a couple songs, including “Demons In My Whiskey,” which was streamed over 41,000 times on Spotify. “Upbringing” beat that number by over 17,000 plays. Even though these numbers aren’t anywhere close to when he had a record label,the fact that he’s still having his music played by tens of thousands of listeners is a success in and of itself.
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Noah is grateful to his fan base that’s still listening to his music. Since he’s not with a label anymore, he has to work extra hard to ensure as many listeners as possible hear his music. Despite his setbacks,he’s still managed to find achievements, including Luke Combs recording a song he wrote. Hopefully, Noah can take advantage of this and find even more success in the years to come. He wonAmerican Idolfor a reason, so he deserves a career that can provide him with a stable income while doing what he does best: telling stories through music.
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American Idol is a reality singing competition that adds to the international “Idol” brand, conceived initially in the U.K. as Pop Idol. Holding massive auditions across the U.S., American Idol invited several contestants to perform in front of a panel of judges that would determine whether or not they’d go on to future rounds for a chance at competing in the fully televised premiere of the show. Contestants are voted off each week by American participation via voting through various mediums, and the winner of the competition would be given a contract with a record label to secure a future as America’s next musical idol.
