MINOE

MINOE's listening data reveals a clear preference for upbeat, accessible pop tracks that lean into contemporary production aesthetics. The massive gap between LIQUORLIPS and the other tracks, which commands nearly three times more plays than the second-place song, suggests this is their signature sound and likely their breakout moment. The consistent performance of the remaining four tracks indicates a dedicated listener base that engages across multiple releases rather than gravitating toward just one viral hit. This pattern suggests MINOE has cultivated a loyal following, not merely stumbled upon accidental success. The production patterns likely responsible for this appeal center on relatability and contemporary polish. The track titles themselves tell a story: LIQUORLIPS, Love U Bby, Cherry, and Plastik all invoke casual, conversational language and vivid imagery that feels modern and shareable. These aren't grandiose or overly serious; they're the kind of song titles that work well on social media platforms and feel natural when someone recommends them to a friend. The substantial gap in plays suggests LIQUORLIPS likely features either a more memorable hook, a more polished production, or both elements combined. The moderate play counts for songs two through five indicate quality songwriting that keeps listeners coming back without necessarily creating individual mega-hits. If you enjoy MINOE's work, you might want to explore artists like Niki. She similarly blends introspective, contemporary pop sensibilities with a conversational vocal approach and production that feels both polished and intimate. Niki's catalog shares that same balance between accessibility and artistic credibility that appears to define MINOE's appeal.