They are not hurting for record deals or mainstream exposure.
She's also absorbed the limelight as a quarter finalist of America's Got Talent, but such mainstream exposure hasn't prevented her from becoming a celebrity of the gamer subculture.
Although the Get Up Kids haven't earned much mainstream exposure, they almost sold out Roseland, and it seemed that nearly everyone knew all the words.
"Ali was fortunate in that people from within her inner circle, including her husband, are recognised figures in media, and this meant lots of mainstream exposure.
The rise of gangsta rap in the 1990's gave mainstream exposure to tales of drug dealing, gunfights and gang feuds, often framed as cautionary tales or reminiscences.
Her commitment to moral agnosticism has probably resulted in restricted mainstream exposure for her art, which makes the Washington Square East show particularly valuable.
While she never crossed over to pop as a performer, her songs found mainstream exposure through other artists; Ms. Houston recorded "I Go to the Rock" for the soundtrack to her film "The Preacher's Wife" in 1996.
Winkleman said: "It's a fantastic opportunity for someone to receive proper mainstream exposure for their work to over 15 million listeners, and I cannot wait to see who applies and what they do".
Limond has enjoyed mainstream exposure, with his Scottish Bafta award-winning comedy series for the BBC (never shown in England, but available on iPlayer) and his guest spots on Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe, but it's online that he thrives.
He noted -- without irony -- that it was nearly impossible to get people to take clowning seriously, and that the recent tendency to draw a line between clowning and creepiness had soured him to mainstream exposure.
While Yachty is stylistically different from Chance, he follows in this mold: after barely a year of mainstream exposure, he has become hip-hop's ambassador to a corporate world desperate to capture the Zeitgeist.
