The Ghost at Number Three: How a Man in Greenville Built a Soul Singer Who Never Lived and Took Over the iTunes Chart
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The Ghost at Number Three: How a Man in Greenville Built a Soul Singer Who Never Lived and Took Over the iTunes Chart

by Joshua Sussfeld

Music Nonfiction
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Joshua Sussfeld recounts the remarkable story of a Greenville man who created a soul singer who never lived, then took the project to the top of the iTunes chart. The Ghost at Number Three explores music, media, identity, and the boundaries between artistic creation and public belief.

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The Ghost at Number Three explores the story of a man in Greenville who built a soul singer who never lived.

Joshua Sussfeld examines how this unusual creation reached the iTunes chart and captured public attention.

Blending music, media, and cultural commentary, the book considers what it means to create an artist in the digital age.

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