Nick Caster hits four Amazon Music No. 1s as Eyes Like Money reaches iTunes Top 20

Michigan artist Nick Caster and his dance project N1CKATN1GHT scored four Amazon Music No. 1s, while N1CKATN1GHT’s “Eyes Like Money” climbed to No. 16 on iTunes. The chart run gives Caster a growing footprint across both pop and dance releases.

Why it matters: - Nick Caster now has a multi-chart run that stretches across both his solo work and his N1CKATN1GHT dance project. - Four Amazon Music No. 1 peaks and one iTunes Top 20 placement give the Michigan artist clearer commercial momentum. - The results show crossover reach across pop, faith-centered music and dance music.

What happened: - Nick Caster’s singles “At Your Pace,” “Love Like Gold” and “You Were There” each reached No. 1 on Amazon Music under his own name. - N1CKATN1GHT’s “Love Is Louder” also reached No. 1 on Amazon Music. - N1CKATN1GHT’s “Eyes Like Money” reached No. 16 on iTunes and landed in the Top 20. - The latest chart results were announced Nov. 4, 2026, in Detroit.

The details: - “Love Is Louder” reached No. 1 on Amazon’s Top 100 USA Dance & Electronic chart. - EDM House Network covered the achievement on Oct. 14, and We Rave You covered it on Oct. 31. - The combined tally now stands at four Amazon Music No. 1 singles and one iTunes Top 20 placement. - Caster said the two projects give him “two different ways to make music,” while keeping the same goal of making listeners feel something. - Caster said he was grateful listeners have taken the songs this far. - Nick Caster is a Michigan singer-songwriter and recording artist whose releases span pop and faith-centered music. - Caster also records dance music as N1CKATN1GHT. - Releases from both projects are issued through NC1.

Between the lines: - The split-project strategy gives Caster more than one lane to build audience demand. - Strong Amazon Music performance suggests the releases are connecting with streaming listeners, while the iTunes result points to broader buy-side interest. - The chart mix also shows the artist can move between genres without losing momentum.

What's next: - Caster and N1CKATN1GHT are likely to keep using both identities to push new releases. - NC1 Media Relations remains the contact point for follow-up.