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THE ARTIST FILE / United States
Ken Domash is an independent country artist whose self-taught guitar and songwriting led to his 2010 debut, “Countrified.”
THE CURRENT PICTURE
Audience observations, with the dates and context that make them useful.
Ken Domash has 61,544 Spotify monthly listeners in the Oct 7, 2026 catalog update. Monthly listeners measure the audience across a rolling 28-day window.
In the available monthly comparison, that audience grew by 48.8% (+32,364 listeners). The comparison describes recorded audience movement.
Ken Domash is currently #6 on our Signals Top 25, with a score of 50.7/100. That ranking uses the Nov 4, 2026 catalog dataset, including its monthly audience comparison and the supporting measures shown below.
São Paulo, State of São Paulo, Brazil has the largest audience in the 50 listening cities available here: 2,342 monthly listeners on Nov 2, 2026. The city table below shows the size and movement of each observed market.
Beyond monthly listening, 9 platform audiences are tracked below, with their own counts, dates and available growth comparisons. The social picture shows where the following is concentrated and which channels are gaining.
ON THE RECORD
Explore Ken Domash’s recordings, playlist presence, monitored radio and verified news.
This recording appeared in the returned top-streamed selection since the previous check. This is not a release-date announcement.
Recordings are a bounded selection, and playlist and radio tables may show only part of the available results. A first check establishes a baseline; a later observed change is not proof of when an event began or what caused audience growth.
Playlist positions concern individual songs. Monitored radio plays are not total radio audience. Streams, listeners and playlist subscribers are different measures.
FROM THE EDITORIAL DESK
WHISKEY TWANG / COVERAGE
Ken Domash’s first recorded Whiskey Twang Signals entry points listeners toward “This Beer’s Broken,” his wedding-to-songwriting origin story and a catalog that began with “Countrified.”
Sep 23, 2026Read the storyAUDIENCE & GROWTH
Spotify monthly listeners · rolling 28 days
Sort the table by date or listeners. The graph always follows time. Gaps longer than 36 hours are not connected; rolling windows overlap and should not be added together.
| 66,295 | |
| 70,535 | |
| 74,834 | |
| 77,125 | |
| 80,296 | |
| 82,210 | |
| 83,940 | |
| 84,666 | |
| 86,007 | |
| 86,624 | |
| 87,519 | |
| 89,327 | |
| 91,870 | |
| 94,166 | |
| 96,346 | |
| 97,188 | |
| 98,659 |
WHERE THE MUSIC LANDS
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| São Paulo, State of São Paulo, BrazilBR | 2,342 | +32.6%+576 listenersvs Oct 26, 2026 | |
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| Itabuna, State of Bahia, BrazilBR | 1,893 | -11.7%-251 listenersvs Oct 26, 2026 | |
| Dallas, Texas, United StatesUS | 1,377 | +9.9%+124 listenersvs Oct 26, 2026 | |
| Curitiba, State of Paraná, BrazilBR | 1,135 | +25.7%+232 listenersvs Oct 26, 2026 | |
| Montréal, Québec, CanadaCA | 1,133 | +2.5%+28 listenersvs Oct 26, 2026 | |
| Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaAU | 1,101 | +10.2%+102 listenersvs Oct 26, 2026 | |
| Houston, Texas, United StatesUS | 1,010 | +7.7%+72 listenersvs Oct 26, 2026 | |
| Chicago, Illinois, United StatesUS | 998 | +4%+38 listenersvs Oct 26, 2026 | |
| Sydney, New South Wales, AustraliaAU | 960 | +10.5%+91 listenersvs Oct 26, 2026 | |
| Toronto, Ontario, CanadaCA | 946 | +5.5%+49 listenersvs Oct 26, 2026 |
City audiences can guide local research. Listening counts do not establish ticket or merchandise demand.
SIGNALS / #6
Audience comparison from the Nov 4, 2026 dataset.
48.8% 28-day growth; 30 points at 100% or higher.
32,364 increase in the monthly-listener total; a logarithmic scale capped at 25,000.
7.4% 7-day change; positive growth of at least 100 earns up to 15 points at 10%.
No usable quarterly comparison; no quarterly points awarded.
0 qualifying follower platforms; 5 points each. Each needs a baseline of 250, an increase of 50 and 2% monthly growth.
The listener comparison spans 28 observed days. Other channels retain their own observation dates; missing weekly or quarterly comparisons earn no points.
THE ARTIST / EDITORIAL PROFILE
Ken Domash describes his music as “Country music for the broken, the honest, and the still-standing.” His official site presents “This Beer’s Broken” as a “raw, modern country release” available on major platforms.
Domash’s news page says he did not think about music as a career until his forties. He grew up interested in drawing, karate and magic, then was asked to sing at a wedding. After someone told him, “You should sing,” he got a guitar and learned to play.
The artist’s homepage calls “This Beer’s Broken” his ninth single. A published review describes the song as a “high-energy, tongue-in-cheek” release and says it shows that music does not have to be a drag even when the heart is hurting.
The news page says Domash has released “Drink About That,” “If I Was A Beer” and “Snow Angels.” It also says that the singer/songwriter released “Imagining” as his newest single, describing it as more serious than his drinking songs but still light-hearted.
Facts last checked September 23, 2026.
Each count carries its available observation or catalog update date. Platform audiences overlap, and monthly listeners are a rolling audience rather than daily streams. Missing observations are not zero.
Latest saved data retrieved Nov 6, 2026. Catalog totals use the Oct 7, 2026 dataset update; this is not an individual platform observation timestamp.
View underlying artist data Signals methodologyMonthly listeners are a rolling audience, not streams, new unique fans or ticket demand.
No usable quarterly comparison is available.
No corroborating follower platform meets the support threshold.
Ken Domash’s first recorded Whiskey Twang Signals entry points listeners toward “This Beer’s Broken,” his wedding-to-songwriting origin story and a catalog that began with “Countrified.”