How a 90-Year-Old Missing Person Became a Hit on Spotify

Wonderful little story and I expect we'll have lots more of these cottage industry, for-love-of-art-commercially-unsuccessful-hidden-in-history stories now that recording technology is reaching consumer-level. The material by Connie seems very strong and I look forward to listening to some more - kind of reminds me of Everlast's latest album, The Life Acoustic.

I can really dig how tech might be a great way to preserve non-public talent, rather than taking somebody with extremely limited musical talent and forcing them on the public (i.e. Fetty Wap).

The blog is called pricenomics but they don't address who owns the rights to her music? I'm guessing the surviving brother Phil but it would be fun to know who benefits.

A bit of a tragic story that echoes that of Vivian Mayer: undiscovered during her lifetime, unable to really find herself in the society of the time, later suffering from mental disorder, sad ending.

Mysterious and fascinating women who maybe just needed a bit more luck in their life.

Is this yet more fiction on the Internet to sell product (growth hacking) or an actual true story?

I'm sorta getting sick of all the fake and made up crap seen on the Internet and notably shared on Facebook.

Great stuff and a good story. Her songs kind of remind me of Daniel Johnston's.

This music is beautiful.

And yet why only Spotify? In fact, the article makes no mention of it and the word "Spotify" only appears in the title.

Perhaps I should be thankful that this wasn't a blatant advert for Spotify. But you have to ask...