Imagine the funniest person you know hails from Houston, TX, has a microphone, plus razor-sharp emcee skills – that’s Bfb Da Packman. But Pack’s career growth is nothing to laugh at: in the past year, Accelerator has driven an additional 20M streams for Pack, including 1.9M TCA-gained streams for “Syrup Damage.”

But with 69 tracks activated, this isn’t a single breakout moment - it’s a sustained growth driver that’s got Bfb making bank and banger tracks on the regular.

By the time Elsa y Elmar entered Accelerator, she was an electronica pop mainstay who’d already opened for Coldplay in her home country of Colombia and received two Latin Grammy nominations; TCA still helped her grow.

TCA drove more than 40M gained streams for Elsa y Elmar’s 6 activated tracks, Over the last 12 months, TuneCore Accelerator contributed 44% of the streams for “Grecia” (66M Spotify streams) and 50% of the total streams for “Planeando El Tiempo” (64M Spotify streams), and led to Elsa y Elmar being signed by Believe Music to take her career to the next stage. No artist is too successful to benefit from Accelerator; Accelerator helps artists achieve the success they want.

Mary Kutter’s Accelerator story starts with discovery: TCA propelled the Nashville singer’s “Devil’s Money” to new listeners on Spotify, driving 3M streams, 29% of which came through Accelerator, while “The Devil Wore a Lab Coat” crossed the 1M streams milestone with 18% of its total streams generated by TCA.

In the last 12 months alone, TuneCore Accelerator contributed 1.3M streams and now accounts for 24% of her total Spotify streams since launch. By expanding Mary’s reach to new listeners and growing her fanbase, Accelerator has helped create a larger and more engaged audience for what she releases next.

An artist’s catalog is their legacy – a gift they leave to fans, friends, and family. No one understands this better than Ernesto Cortazar III.

Cortazar’s father, Ernersto Cortazar II, passed away in 2004 after composing more than 500 film scores. Cortazar III, an equally acclaimed composer in Mexico and beyond, added his and his father’s back catalog to Accelerator. The results are cinematic: The duo’s 293 activated tracks have generated over 44M gained streams through the program, and accounted for roughly 1 in 5 of their streams across platforms in the last twelve months.

LA-based pop artist CRAY entered the Accelerator program at the start of her career, ready to see meaningful results. She got them.

CRAY’s activated tracks in TCA generated a whopping 800,000 total streams in the last 12 months. That led to Accelerator being responsible for roughly 1 in 4 of her streams on Spotify. That increased popularity on Spotify set CRAY up for her breakout moment when “Till Death” went viral on TikTok with almost half a million cumulative views, and Accelerator sustained the spike in streams CRAY received as a result.

CRAY didn’t wait to break through. She chose Accelerator and made it happen.

TuneCore Accelerator works for artists even when they're between projects allowing them to stay independent and achieve success on their terms.

Take Zola Blood: The London-based three piece have released indie pop bangers since 2013. After 12 years of building their catalog and touring, they moved their music to TuneCore, immediately activating it in TuneCore Accelerator. The result? An additional 4.5M streams from 31 activated tracks. “Get Free,” in particular, saw 1 in 3 streams from TuneCore Accelerator and is now one of Zola Blood’s most streamed tracks ever.