"Happier" by Juke Ross

 

Juke Ross covered the Marshmello/Bastille collaboration "Happier" for a 2019 compilation album.

The Spotify platform pays artists between three and five dollars per thousand streams.

Going low end, with 815,993 monthly listeners, it stands to reason that Juke is pulling in roughly $2,447.97 each month.  

But, he's from Georgetown, Guyana.  

With the current conversion rate of US dollars to Guyanese dollars, he's raking in $512,090.84.

Cha-ching!

For another Marshmello collaboration cover, TeraBrite's version of "Wolves" can be found here.

For a cover of Bastille, Hallasen's version of "Pompeii" can be found here.

"Wolves" by TeraBrite

 

TeraBrite are a duo from Melbourne, Florida who became famous by streaming themselves playing Roblox on Twitch.

They also gained some popularity by taking first and second place at the third annual Jolly Rancher look-alike contest, held in Davenport, Iowa back in 2017.  Their neon green and pink tresses certainly played a part in paving their way to victory there.

In addition to providing fodder to thousands of video game voyeurs, they also dabble in covering pop songs, like this revamping of the 2017 electronic dance song "Wolves," a collaboration between Philadelphia, Pennsylvania trap and dubstep DJ Marshmello and Grand Prairie, Texas actress/singer Selena Gomez.