Watch Spotify’s Billion Club: Series Trailer to see Bad Bunny, Billie Eilish, and Post Melon all enjoying!
There are a total of 17 tracks on the album, including “Don’t Understand,” “Novacandi,” “Too Cool to Die,” “Sign Up,” “Socialite,” “Something Real,” “Speedometer,” “Hold My Breath,” “Had Enough,” “Texas Tea,” “Kreta Savdhan,” “Landmine,” “Green Thumb,” and “Laugh It Off.” It was made public on Friday along with the withdrawal of the single status for the songs “Chemical,” “Morning,” and “Overdrive” before to the album’s release. These three singles later appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 in numbers 13, 36, and 47, respectively.
Melon claimed that creating the album was highly satisfying and brought out the actual nature of his craft when he disclosed the project’s name in May. Working on this record has been one of the most difficult, fulfilling, and exciting experiences of my career. On May 16, he posted a photo on Instagram with the caption, “I think it reflects who I am right now as a guy and an artist. I want to thank you all so much for bearing with me through my toughest times and for your patience. I want to have a celebration with you all because I love you all“. Cheers and keep the love going. Toothache, Austin’s follow-up to 2022 Twelve Carat Toothache, became Melon’s fourth studio album to rank in the top five, peaking at number two on the Billboard 200 chart for all genres.
Spotify is celebrating billions with Bad Bunny, Post Melon, and Billie Eilish! Three stars were the first members in the Billion Club: The Series, which was officially unveiled by Spotify on Wednesday. The series, which will feature today’s best singles, will be live on Instagram and TikTok. The launch of Spotify’s Billion Club was a celebration of creative brilliance and the immense cultural effect of the music, according to Ashley Graver, head of pop, dance, and independent artist partnerships. It will go to a new level with The Billion Club: The Series.” People are really enthusiastic. The singers will have the chance to use their Spotify Billion Plaque to celebrate having one of their songs stream one billion times in the video series. The OB-shot and -produced teaser trailer provides a sneak peek at how each artist is commemorating this achievement.
The singer of “Where She Goes,” who is 29 years old, adds, “Alright, we’re here celebrating the success of my music on Spotify,” while the singer of “TV,” 21, asks, “How can I wrap my head around a billion people hearing this song.” “It feels amazing that this song resonates with people,” the 28-year-old Melon said. And anytime it’s feasible, I’m pleased to make someone smile.
The phrases “Big Songs,” “Big Artists,” and “Billion Streams” then emerge in large letters before the screen goes black. The series has not yet officially begun, and the teaser finishes with the phrase “Coming Soon.”
“Our goal on Spotify has always been to connect fans with their favourite music and artists,” adds Graver. Each artist’s joy was accurately caught by OB, really capturing their milestone. “We are excited to see how the series is received and to spread the joy of interacting with listeners of music around the world.” The Billion Club series is an extension of a Spotify playlist that was first released in 2020 and contains all songs that have amassed one billion streams.
Following the feat, Spotify gave each artist a Billion Club plaque. The Puerto Rican artist now has four songs in the Billion Club, all of which are from his studio album “Un Verano Sin Ti” from 2022. One of Melon’s two is “Sunflower,” which can be seen in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Eilish got one with her and Khalid’s joint effort, “Lovely.”
