Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tony Crown
Nothing stated in the article passes  at all (the only one it even approaches is #10, but that requires the ''main theme'' song for a TV show, not a mere scene placement, and still has to be better sourced than this before it counts); the writing tone here tilts noticeably in an |advertorialized, rather than neutral and encyclopedic, direction; and none of the sources that have been added are |reliable ones for the purposes of establishing notability: it's referenced ''entirely'' to iTunes and his self-published profile on the commercial website of a music licensing agency, with ''no'' evidence of ''media'' coverage ''about'' him being shown. A musician does not get an automatic inclusion freebie on Wikipedia just because his own web presence nominally verifies that he exists — he needs to be the ''subject'' of ''media'' coverage, which verifies an accomplishment that passes an NMUSIC criterion, for a Wikipedia article to become earned. We're an encyclopedia, on which making it big comes ''first'' and then the Wikipedia article ''follows'', not a free advertising platform for emerging artists to promote themselves as part of ''trying'' to make it. There's also a probable |conflict of interest here, as the music licensing agency is called SynchAudio, the creator's username is "SA2014", and their only other Wikipedia contribution to date is another artist of improperly established notability whose sourcing is also to SynchAudio
— User:Bearcat, 18:35, 5 February 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NMUSIC||WP:NOTADVERT||WP:RS||WP:COI (Wikipedia:Notability)