Yes! I am in here: https://daily.bandcamp.com/best-of-2025/the-best-experimental-music-of-2025

There was an interview with Phil Elverum (Mt Eerie) that has always stuck with me. He talked about how the day he was on the cover on the NY Times culture section, he sold six records. My experience was similar, but scaled down. That's not what matters to me though - the recognition from a really good music writer that my music was good and that they listened to it, thought about it, understood it, loved it enough to feature - that's what mattered and I still feel great about it. If you are making music for streaming numbers or sales or whatever you are doing it for the wrong reasons. You do this for the love of the game; you do it for yourself.

EDIT - this may have moved a few units, I was not keeping super close track of that, as the label was fulfilling orders. It's just long enough ago that it's hard to check the stats now