Deletion of East Park Productions

Comment: I agree that there isn't a trainwreck problem here, as all of the topics are directly related to each other and were all started by the same user around the same time. But none of them have any credible or |reliably sourced claim to passing  — since Resurrection is a ''recreation'' of an article that was previously deleted at Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Lost (MC Shadow song), I'm going to ''repeat'' the points I made the first time, that (a) earshot is ''not'' an IFPI-certified chart that would count toward passage of NMUSIC's charting criterion, and (b) the source doesn't even properly verify the claim in the first place, because it's ''one'' college radio station's ''tracking'' report and ''not'' the final fully compiled chart. And no, "CHEER Music Pool" is not a notability-making chart either, as I've also previously pointed out at Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Wannabe (Get Loose Crew song). And of these four articles, two are completely unsourced while the other two are sourced exclusively to junk — and none of them are making any notability claim strong enough to exempt them from having to be sourced much, much better than they are. As always, Wikipedia is ''not'' a platform for people to promote ''themselves'' as a bypass ''around'' their failure to have gotten media coverage in the past
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS||WP:NMUSIC)

Comment: fails . One review from a university student magazine, and a placing on a student radio chart, neither of which demonstrate notability, and two links to articles about the artist who drew the cover, neither of which mention the song at all. Nothing to indicate that this song is notable, and now the artist's article has been deleted, nowhere to redirect to either
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NSONG)