Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "TUCKER WETMORE - WIND UP MISSIN' YOU"

Episode Date: November 22, 2024

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticTucker Wetmore's "Wind Up Missin' You": Charting the Rise of a Country StarDescription:In this segment of "Notorious Mass Effect," Analytic Dreamz delves into Tucker Wetmore's latest single, "Wind Up Missin' You," which has become a significant milestone in his burgeoning music career. Released on March 29, 2024, the song quickly made waves, thanks to viral snippets shared on TikTok that garnered millions of views even before its official drop. Analytic Dreamz will explore how this track not only climbed to #4 on the iTunes charts (both all-genre and country) but did so in the shadow of a massive release by Beyoncé.Chart Performance:The song debuted at a respectable #89 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking Wetmore's second entry on this prestigious chart, following the success of his debut single "Wine Into Whiskey."Fan and Critical Reception:"Wind Up Missin' You" has been lauded for its evocative storytelling, capturing the essence of young love and the longing for something deeper than a casual encounter. This has led to over 100,000 user-generated TikTok videos, showcasing its wide appeal and emotional resonance with fans.Visual and Live Experience:The official music video complements the song's narrative, adding depth to Wetmore's lyrical storytelling. Furthermore, Analytic Dreamz discusses Wetmore's live performances, including his notable appearance at the PNC Live Studio Session for 98.7 The Bull, which have helped cement his reputation as a compelling live act.Behind the Music:The song was penned by Wetmore alongside Thomas Archer and Chris LaCorte, with production by Chris LaCorte. This collaboration kept the raw, heartfelt essence of the song intact from its demo version, contributing significantly to its authenticity and appeal.Current Status and Future Prospects:"Wind Up Missin' You" is not just a song but a stepping stone in Wetmore's career, with fans eagerly awaiting its inclusion in his forthcoming debut album. His approach to blending modern country with personal narratives has positioned him as an artist on the rise within the genre.Join Analytic Dreamz as we unpack the layers of "Wind Up Missin' You," analyzing its impact on the music scene, its reception among listeners, and what it signifies for Tucker Wetmore's future in country music. This segment promises an in-depth look at how a song can capture a moment, a feeling, and propel an artist from viral sensation to a mainstay in the music charts.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Getting into Tucker Wetmore as his album Waves on the Sunset came out in October, I believe, and then the single for this album came out in September 13th to be specific. But the reason why we're covering him today is for the simple fact that wind up missing you is the 40th most played track in the world currently. And technically it's been on the charts for about 33 weeks. Now, as far as Tucker Wetmore, it's very interesting when it comes to his distribution process, because when you go to his album and as far as the credits, it says Tucker Wetmore slash backblocks music. Now, what in the world does that mean? I've never seen that before.

But if you didn't know, this man is from Nashville. So talk about my latest episode, Shameless Plug, Episode 143, which is titled, From Nashville's to the Grammys, for the simple fact that Beyonce leads the entire nominations with 11. And then, of course, you have Post Malone tying Sabrina, Taylor Swift, and all the others with their respective country albums. And then, of course, what I think is the fan favorite, which should be the fan favorite, to win some of the top country awards, a bar song by Shibuzzi is one of the top nominated tracks as far as country and best country performance and things of that nature.

So, of course, that's why the episode is titled from Nashville to the Grammys. But obviously with Tucker, which he originally was from Kalama, Washington. Hopefully I said that right. And he relocated to Nashville in 2020 after a career-ending injury in college football. Don't you love when you're able to pivot. from something that you used to do on a daily basis and still have the same amount of success and a whole other venture, right? So shout out to Tucker for being versatile and just his talent, right? So anyways, with that being said, him going to Nashville definitely helped him

cultivate a fan base, especially with the way he was putting out music as in January 2023, sign an exclusive publishing deal and artist development deal with back blocks music, which is why you see that locate, well, not located, why you see that as the, um, publisher and the distributor of his music because he signed them back in January, 2023. And of course, with this, uh, back blocks music distributor, they are known for finding Nashville based talent. It, well, no, no, no, it's a national. Nashville based label known for nurturing new talent, just like any music label. I thought they was out of Nashville.

But actually, they are out of Nashville. Just disregard what I just said. So with that being said, Tucker took that co-sign as far as BackBlock's music. Followed that up with his single Silverado Blue that came out September 13, 2024. Followed that single up with his album, Waves on the Sunset, that came out October 4th, 24 about eight tracks 22 minutes and length and then obviously in today's age in november 24 you kind of see that wind up missing you is by far the most successful track off of that album as he did also have a lot of success uh success with wine into whiskey which i ain't a lot to you that's a fire

title you know definitely could relate to that one wine into whiskey right so with that i think He cultivated his fan base throughout those singles, throughout his project, and now he's basically holding on to the, I'm not like holding on like he's almost off, because as far as the projections for November 30th, it's considered, for Billboard Hot 100. He is projected to slide just a little bit, but he's still set to have the 48th most played track in the world

with wind up missing you. So with that being said, obviously there's a lot of people tuning in time and time again to listen to the specific track, but also to the album and also to his overall live performance and his ability to perform live as he just announced his Tucker Wetmore Waves on the sunset tour for 2025 that starts March, that starts March 8th in Berlin. And obviously you can see the dates right here, analytic dreams video on Spotify to see the video along with the audio. But basically when you look at Tucker,

Walker Wetmore and you look at his rise of success and obviously his ability to keep grinding even after, you know, some obstacles in his way as far as with the athletic career, you realize that sometimes your actual true purpose has to be realized with daily persistence. You know what I'm saying? Like as far as understanding what you are meant for in life comes with consistency rather than trying to get it all in one Hail Mary just to tie back into his football career. So anyways, when he actually put this out,

as far as the track, it debuted at number 89. So it was definitely a slow burner for most of his tracks, but ended up rising on the charts. And of course, with his release of Windham Missing You, it debuted at number four on iTunes, as far as all the charts being considered, only trailing Beyonce's release that week. Dang, I did not know he released at the same time as Beyonce.

I just thought everybody got out the way for Beyonce. I mean, putting out music at the same time that Beyonce puts on music is definitely a leap of faith if I've ever heard one. So anyways, obviously TikTok, one of the main marketing tools used to get his track. off of the ground as 100,000

TikTok user generated videos featuring his song Wind Up Missing You, definitely amplifying the overall popularity. And of course, with his track, is written by Tucker Wetmore, Thomas Archer,

and Chris LaCorte. And it's also produced by Chris LaCorte. So, as far as his circle, I'm pretty sure he should keep them around as it seems like they're actually helping when it comes to the overall quality level and not taking away his focus from his main mission. So with the rise of Wetmore's career, obviously if you

want to go see him on tour is right here on the screen. Analytic Dreams video on Spotify to see the video along with the audio. And then also, I may start putting these on YouTube, so definitely follow which one would I put it on? Follow analytic dreams, notorious mass effect. And obviously, If you sign up to my Patreon, which is in my link tree and my bio, then everything is going to be on that platform. Everything from all platforms is always on Patreon, along with exclusive content and giveaways. But for now, definitely follow my YouTube channels, which is in my link tree and my bio. That's probably the simplest way to put it. So you can not have to click around too much.

So anyways, with that being said, click my link to share in my bio. Let me know one of my social medias. What do you think about Tucker Westmore and his track wind up missing you being the first. 40th most played track in the world currently and if you haven't listened to his latest album waves on the sunset will you be giving it a listen