Originally Posted by
A_Smith:
“That's a really interesting interview spooling. Album coming out early next year?
Great to hear that it's not being rushed, I hope my nerves can stand it but I think it might just be worth waiting for
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Just got round to listening to this myself.
So Nicky never sat his GCSE exams? I've posted this before and I'll post it again - Nicky is a lot smarter than people give him credit for. Just listening to what he was saying, you can tell that he's a bright young lad. It's as if people just hear the broad Scottish accent and just think "you're so thick" when they clearly aren't.
The questions being asked were different from the norm so it was also interesting to see how Nicky answered them.
One major plus is the performing side - as tiresome as that must be for any artist, that is where the big money is. Imagine if Nicky really did become an established artist, he could be in LA doing his residence gigs in years from now. Just think how much money Nicky would be getting doing those type of gigs.
Like the DJ said, artists have started to lose money on albums purely because the revenue isn't there anymore. Personally, if I want to buy an album I will do. However, with most young teenagers why spend £8.99 on a new album on iTunes when you can stream it on Spotify and just continue to pay for the service. i don't have Spotify so can't say for sure how it works.
I hope Nicky is given the chance to continue to be an artist for as long as he wants. Nicky might get to 25 years of age and think about settling down and starting a family. So let Nicky embrace everything he's doing now, because it really "once in a lifetime" type opportunities that don't come around that often. I'm glad Nicky has got people who believe in him. I've always said the pure tone in his voice is what sells "Nicky" to me as a singer.
Having brilliant songs on the next album would be a real bonus. I wonder if there will be a single before the album release - I'd rather that, than RCA making another horrendous decision by releasing the album and single at the same time.