The brand new single by South Africa’s leading rock band has burst onto the charts with unrivaled force.
In the first week of release “Fake It” has become the No1 most playlisted song on Active, Alternative and even Heritage Rock radio across the United States. The song is already receiving extensive airplay from over 90 radio stations across America.
“Fake It” entered the national airplay charts with fury:
#47 Alternative Chart
#33 Active Rock Chart
#32 Mainstream Rock Chart
The song has had similar success online
57,248 MySpace plays in the first week
# 28 on MySpace top indie artists chart
# 17 on iTunes Top Alternative songs chart
Back home in South Africa the song has already been picked up by Tuks FM, with Barney Simon scooping the first play. “Fake It” will be heard across South African radio in the weeks to come.
‘Fake It” is the first single off Seether’s highly anticipated new album; ‘Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces’. The new album will hit South African shelves on the 22nd October 2007.
Seether’s new single obliterates the charts!
August 30, 2007The brand new single by South Africa’s leading rock band has burst onto the charts with unrivaled force.
In the first week of release “Fake It” has become the No1 most playlisted song on Active, Alternative and even Heritage Rock radio across the United States. The song is already receiving extensive airplay from over 90 radio stations across America.
“Fake It” entered the national airplay charts with fury:
#47 Alternative Chart
#33 Active Rock Chart
#32 Mainstream Rock Chart
The song has had similar success online
57,248 MySpace plays in the first week
# 28 on MySpace top indie artists chart
# 17 on iTunes Top Alternative songs chart
Back home in South Africa the song has already been picked up by Tuks FM, with Barney Simon scooping the first play. “Fake It” will be heard across South African radio in the weeks to come.
‘Fake It” is the first single off Seether’s highly anticipated new album; ‘Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces’. The new album will hit South African shelves on the 22nd October 2007.
For more information:
www.musketeer.co.za
www.seether.com
www.myspace.com/seether
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Tags: Dale Stewart, Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces, Head of Marketing, John Humphrey, Music Industry, Musketeer Records, Paul Seele, Press Release, Seether, Shaun Morgan, Shaun Welgemoed, Troy McLawhorn
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