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THE LISTENING ROOM
Filmore’s 21-track Atypical offers a route into the country artist’s catalog as a September 2026 audience observation places him on Whiskey Twang Signals.
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THE NUMBERS BEHIND THE STORY
Latest saved readings; dates may differ from the reporting below. Platform audiences overlap.
Filmore’s Atypical gives new listeners a 21-track starting point. The 2026 album sits in a career that has connected country with pop, brought the Missouri-raised artist to Nashville, and included a record deal with Pitbull’s Mr. 305 Records.
Whiskey Twang’s saved September 23, 2026 observation placed Filmore at No. 21, with a Signals score of 81.1 out of 100. The underlying audience dataset is dated September 21, 2026.
That dataset records 758,631 Spotify monthly listeners against a reported month baseline of 352,473. The increase is 406,158 listeners, or 115.23%. The baseline and absolute gain show the scale of the movement alongside the percentage.
The observation earns attention for further listening and research. It does not identify which release or performance caused the increase. Signals is Whiskey Twang’s own discovery board, and the saved position describes that observation rather than forecasting what comes next.
Begin with “Blame a Country Song,” the album’s opening track, then move through “Betcha Gonna,” “Beach Bar” and “Hola.” Further into the tracklist are “Dark Side of Drinking,” “Breakup Tattoos,” “Cost of Living” and “God Knew Best.” The album closes with “365.”
Filmore’s official biography describes Atypical as combining outlaw country, hard rock, hip-hop and dancehall-pop. Those are the artist’s stated reference points for the record; the official album page supplies the full sequence for exploring it.
The same music page lists “Yeehaw – Countryfied” in 2026 and “Mean Something” in 2023. For an earlier stop, it dates “Love Lovin You,” “South On Me” and “If I Was You” to 2024. Following those releases makes the Signals entry a doorway into an existing body of work.
Filmore’s live background includes headline tours and opening appearances for Blake Shelton and Carrie Underwood. His official biography also records a New Year’s Eve television performance with Pitbull on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest.
Continue through Filmore’s artist profile for his music and career background, with the dated Signals observation as the reason to begin exploring.
Facts last checked September 23, 2026.
