Music News - Theia's 'Roam' Surpasses 3 Million Streams
14 December 2016 - 0 Comments
Every so often a new talent emerges seemingly from nowhere. And yet, it’s almost as if you’ve known them forever. Welcome to the stage Theia. In late August, Theia released her single Roam, produced by Josh Fountain (Broods, Maala). A catchy glitter pop anthem with a soaring chorus, Roam has now passed 3 million streams on Spotify and is currently the most played NZ song at radio. This summer Theia will be touring NZ with Broods and Kings as part of the Electric Coastline tour. As the tastemakers have already rightly identified, Theia is ‘definitely one to watch’.
- Roam has hitover 3 million streams on Spotify
- Roam has been the #1 NZ song at radio for 7 weeks running
- Roam has been in the top ten played songs at radio for the past few weeks
- Roam has hit the following peaks on the Spotify Viral Charts; New Zealand -#1, Australia #15, United States #26, Global #26
- The music video for Roam, which was shot by VNZMA 2016 ‘Best Music Video’ director Chris Lane, has now had over 70k views on YouTube.
- Theia’s next single Champagne Supernova will be released January 2017
Theia is touring this summer on the Electric Coastline tour with Broods and KINGS; Riwaka – 27 December, Mangawhai – 3 January, Coroglen – 4 January, The Mount – January 5
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