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Indie Musician Strives To Beat Heidi Montag
Indie musician The Zax has a mission: To sell more albums than Heidi Montag did with her dud `Superficial.'
Friday, July 16, 2010 1:09 GMT
NEW YORK (Wireless Flash - FlashNews) Selling more albums than tabloid target Heidi Montag cant be that hard, and one man is making that his mission.Rion Harmon, who performs indie dance pop under the name The Zax, has made it his personal goal to sell more copies of his CD Love than The Hills starlet sold of her debut album, Superficial.
That shouldnt be too tough, since Montags dud only sold 658 copies.
Currently, Harmon is right on her tail with 173 copies sold without having spent millions to make his album like she did.
He says, Its definitely beatable, and hopefully people rally around the cause. Im just a normal person who loves making music, and the fact that I can compete with someone like Heidi Montag in record sales is just ridiculous.
Harmon thinks those who buy his album will be rewarded twofold because theyll be helping him take down Montag while also getting a collection of fun, good time jams.
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