Ardent individual proclaims, "Lone Wolf" is an apt moniker.
In a surprising turn of events, the latest album by Madman, Lonewolf, has failed to achieve the commercial success typically associated with albums distributed by Universal Music.
The album, released on the Tanta Roba Label and distributed by Universal Music, reportedly had an investment of less than 280,000 euros. Despite this relatively modest budget, expectations were high given the potential of a release by such a renowned label.
However, Lonewolf did not make it to the top 100 of the Top of the Music Fimi Gfk chart, and it did not receive a top 100 ranking from the chart either. This lacklustre performance is particularly noteworthy given the investment in the album.
The record label that released Lonewolf, Madman's fourth album, is not explicitly mentioned in the available sources. Nevertheless, the album's distribution by Universal Music was expected to guarantee a wider reach and higher sales.
Despite being distributed by Universal Music, Lonewolf did not sell as well as expected. The album did not perform exceptionally well, and it seems that it did not resonate with the audience as much as anticipated.
This disappointing commercial performance of Lonewolf is a rare occurrence for an album distributed by Universal Music, and it remains to be seen how this will impact Madman's future ventures in the music industry.
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