Something tells me she isn’t the only artist having a tough time selling songs as far as country music goes.There’s just no easy way to get Carrie’s streaming numbers up when everyone is having the same problem.I think getting hung up on her song sales & worrying about it isn’t going to do any of us any good in the long run.Life is too short to be worrying about things like this.
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What I'm saying is sales aren't really what drives the industry anymore, so if anyone is expecting her to sell 25,000+ copies every week it probably won't be happening, so yes she has as much trouble as anyone selling songs. Plus, slower songs don't always sell as well as up tempo, this we know.
Streaming, however, does drive the industry, and hopefully UMG can figure out how to get her streaming numbers up. Some newer artists like Luke Combs, Kane Brown, Brett Young, etc. are streaming respectably well, and it would be possible to at least boost the streams a little. I'm not expecting any record breaking streaming numbers, just a bump, a little more visibility.
But, you're right, there's no need to worry. It is what it is. Carrie is a success and is already a legend, we are lucky to have seen a career like her's. And I'm sure there are highlights still to come, one song doesn't define her career.
