Draft:Callum- Naughton
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Callum- Naughton[1] is a music artist who isn’t very well known but has so far produced 2 amazing beats. He is a young male who’s details remain anonymous but has made 1 Techno track and 1 HipHop/Rap track.
His music is available to stream on Spotify with the name “Callum- Naughton[1]” and has 50 monthly listeners. His self titled track named Callum Naughton which has 4,926 streams. His song “Astronauts Getting High (Dance)” has less than 1,000 streams however is well known within his hometown Washington, Tyne and Wear United Kingdom. He also has an Apple Music[2] account which features his music too but streaming data is currently unavailable for this.
He has multiple social media accounts with his TikTok being @callum_naughton . His Instagram account is @_callum.naughton_
His social media accounts do not feature any promoting of his music but offers a deeper insight to his life.
Even though Callum is not very well known, his music style is popular and has a chance to come into the spotlight if he updates his technique, releases more often and promotes his brand.
Callum isn’t signed to any label and is an independent artist. However his Apple Music page suggests he is inspired by and listens to Nicki Minaj[3] even from a very young age and wants to be a music star just like her one day.
References
[edit]Apple Music
Spotify
TikTok
- 1 2 "Spotify". open.spotify.com. Retrieved 2026-09-28.
- ↑ "Callum- Naughton on Apple Music". Apple Music - Web Player. Retrieved 2026-09-28.
- ↑ "Nicki Minaj", Wikipedia, 2026-09-27, retrieved 2026-09-28


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