billyworld99
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Hey guys 3 years ago, fans got together to start a mass download/radio campaign for the unreleased song We've had enough. The purpose of this campaign was to show support for Michael/his kids when the whole murray investigation/trial was going on. The unreleased track charted on Amazon singles chart in the U.S. & Germany I remember for sure. There was enough request for We've had enough that Reggie Yates (DJ of one of the biggest radion stations in the UK) played the song on Radio 1.
So I was wondering if fans can get together to have a Streaming/Radio Campaign for Michael's song "Money". This song is so prophetic I guess you can say with all Michael had to deal with because if his enormous fame, gift, and wealth and he's dealing with the greed and betrayals because of his lucrative estate. The song is well know mostly within the fanbase so it would be great if this song gets exposure beyond the fanbase & out to the general public. I was reading this article on Billboard & RIAA new rules regarding streaming songs and it counting towards the charts.
here it is
Streaming now counts toward Gold and Platinum album certification
Earlier this year, Billboard began counting YouTube streaming data toward determining a song’s position on its Hot 100 singles chart. Now, the Recording Industry Association of America has taken a similar course of action for how it certifies Gold, Platinum, and Diamond records.
As Billboard reports, the RIAA announced Thursday that it has added on-demand streams statistics from YouTube, Spotify, Rdio, MOG, and more in counting the 500,000 units required for Gold, one million for Platinum, and 10 million for Diamond.
Following a year of research, the RIAA determined that 100 streams is equivalent to one single physical purchase (e.g., one would need 100 million streams to go Platinum). The shift in metrics has already led to 56 songs being newly certified.
Update: Among the records receiving new certifications: Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep”, The Black Keys’ “Lonely Boy”, Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance”, M83′s “Midnight City”, and Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean”.
The formula for certification also includes digital downloads, ringtone sales, and CD sales.
http://consequenceofsound.net/2013/...toward-gold-and-platinum-album-certification/
I just feel that the message of the song needs to get out there, what do you guys think?
So I was wondering if fans can get together to have a Streaming/Radio Campaign for Michael's song "Money". This song is so prophetic I guess you can say with all Michael had to deal with because if his enormous fame, gift, and wealth and he's dealing with the greed and betrayals because of his lucrative estate. The song is well know mostly within the fanbase so it would be great if this song gets exposure beyond the fanbase & out to the general public. I was reading this article on Billboard & RIAA new rules regarding streaming songs and it counting towards the charts.
here it is
Streaming now counts toward Gold and Platinum album certification
Earlier this year, Billboard began counting YouTube streaming data toward determining a song’s position on its Hot 100 singles chart. Now, the Recording Industry Association of America has taken a similar course of action for how it certifies Gold, Platinum, and Diamond records.
As Billboard reports, the RIAA announced Thursday that it has added on-demand streams statistics from YouTube, Spotify, Rdio, MOG, and more in counting the 500,000 units required for Gold, one million for Platinum, and 10 million for Diamond.
Following a year of research, the RIAA determined that 100 streams is equivalent to one single physical purchase (e.g., one would need 100 million streams to go Platinum). The shift in metrics has already led to 56 songs being newly certified.
Update: Among the records receiving new certifications: Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep”, The Black Keys’ “Lonely Boy”, Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance”, M83′s “Midnight City”, and Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean”.
The formula for certification also includes digital downloads, ringtone sales, and CD sales.
http://consequenceofsound.net/2013/...toward-gold-and-platinum-album-certification/
I just feel that the message of the song needs to get out there, what do you guys think?