Yodelice

Sunday With A Flu towers above Yodelice's other work with nearly 312,000 plays, more than double the second most popular track. This suggests the song has achieved a level of viral or cultural penetration that his other material, while respectable, has not matched. The substantial gap between his top track and everything else indicates that listeners may come to Yodelice through this one song, rather than seeking out his broader catalog as devoted fans. The remaining four tracks cluster in a more similar range, suggesting a modest but consistent listener base beyond the viral outlier. The songwriting appears to favor emotional directness and relatable themes. Titles like Familiar Fire, More Than Meets The Eye, Free, and Insanity suggest introspective, existential, or relationship-focused subject matter rather than narrative storytelling or abstract concepts. This accessibility likely contributes to their appeal across different listener demographics. The production probably emphasizes clear vocal delivery and memorable hooks, given that these tracks maintain steady plays despite none breaking through to the level of Sunday With A Flu. The balance of plays between Free and Familiar Fire, despite Familiar Fire's title appearing first, hints that Yodelice may excel at creating tracks that feel personal and emotionally honest rather than necessarily pushing musical boundaries. If you enjoyed Yodelice's work, you might explore Jon Hopkins, an artist who similarly balances electronic production with intimate, emotional songwriting and vocals. Hopkins shares that same quality of emotional accessibility wrapped in contemporary production that likely explains Yodelice's appeal to his core audience.