Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "KALI UCHIS & RAUW ALEJANDRO - NO HAY LEY PARTE 2"

Episode Date: January 12, 2024

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticEmbark on a deep dive into Kali Uchis' artistic journey with Analytic Dreamz on "Notorious Mass Effect." In this segment, Uchis candidly explores pregnancy, industry breakthroughs, and the release of her Spanish-language album 'Orquídeas,' featuring collaborations with Karol G, Peso Pluma, Rauw Alejandro, El Alfa, and JT of City Girls. Immerse yourself in this SEO-optimized podcast episode for a nuanced understanding of Uchis' transformative narrative within the music landscape.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

No he le parte, too. Don't laugh at me. It's just an attempt to say the title, and I probably butcher that tremendously. So while you're laughing, because I already know you're laughing at me. You know, hey, at least I try my best. You know, I try my very best.

And like that character from The Simpsons, I never watched The Simpsons. But like he said on the cake, you tried your best, but then he put it in the trash. I don't even know what that is, you know, I don't even know what that's supposed to mean anymore. So anyways, why am I talking like that? It's simply for the fact,

Cali Uches is about to take the Billboard charts by Storm because of course, calling myself analytic dreams, it is definitely my job to analyze these type of numbers because they're dreamlike, you know, no pun intended, but also definitely pun intended.

So Callie Uchus is going to have so many opportunities to impact the charts because I don't know if y'all know this, but this album, this album has about, I guess I could have looked at that last chart, but it has 14, tracks off of it.

So from a artist of Callie Uch's Stratosphere, she is going to have, well, okay, so some of these singles, some of these tracks that are part of the 14 are singles. So technically those don't count, I think the one with JT,

Carol G, and another one, Tamada, I think those are the only singles, I believe. So, I mean, technically it's 11 tracks, right? With that being said, she's going to be batting at least 50% when it comes to putting these in the top 50 at least,

like at the very least. So Callie Uches is definitely one of those that has a rabbit fan base that's going to support her music to a length that other musicians are scared of because best believe me, when artists put out music, they do not want it to get booted off the charts

just after a month of streaming. So Calli Uchis is definitely going to lend to that as with this album, she's definitely emphasizing breaking barriers, breaking stereotypes, basically uplifting certain mixes of genres. I mean, kind of the genres that has been throwing around for this album as far as, you know, her team describing it is R&B, Bright Marengue, Dream Pop, Reggae Tone, and Dembo. Basically, it's a mix of all those.

And it's balancing the power and vulnerability and her exploration and her exploration and Latinas in music. You know, well, that's what the PR statement said, but now I just joke. So anyways, the best thing about this album and this particular artist is that we're going to see what the Latin community has

as far as impact on the U.S. charts, because of course, overseas, they're going to outsell whoever the popping Latin musician is. But in the U.S. where R.I.A. Certification, which is a recording association, basically the big dogs when it comes to certify some gold, platinum, diamond.

When it comes to them, they cater towards U.S. streams, purchases more than it do overseas. Like you literally have to have a minimum amount of U.S. streams for even to have a certification. And let's say you sold like $2 million in your country, but you sold like $10,000 in the U.S. Like at that point, there's no gold plaque coming at all. with that being said it's definitely very very important that her fan base supports not only overseas but definitely in the u.s as she has the potential to make a splash when it comes to the billboard charts so with that being said click my link to you in my bio let me know one of my social medias was my pronunciation for track 12 off a calli uche's album or kid this was it on point and of course it wasn't so tell me how bad was it from a scale of one this 10 and also And also from listening to the album What is your favorite track off of

Orquitas?