A former church hall in Tollington, and The Paper Kites' 'Stormwall'

No new sessions went up on Mahogany, so the Australian band's two summer performances, recorded in North London, are the ones still drawing listeners.

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The Paper Kites perform Stormwall for Mahogany Sessions

Who is still listening to Mahogany when nothing new goes up? Mostly people looking for The Paper Kites.

The live-music channel posted no new sessions this week, and its two most played videos right now both belong to the Melbourne band. "Stormwall," filmed in a former church hall in Tollington, North London, went up about ten weeks ago and is picking up views faster than anything else in the catalog. Close behind is "Deep (In the Plans We Made)," which the description frames as the band's return to Mahogany after ten years away. For a group whose hushed, layered indie folk made "Bloom" a quiet streaming staple, a stripped-back room suits the songs.

Third is a cover, not an original: olorunns singing "Iris," the Goo Goo Dolls ballad, in the channel's usual intimate style.

The week brought in a little over 200,000 views, a touch below Mahogany's normal pace, and the subscriber count held where it was. Among the music labels and music media channels nearby in size, Rolling Stone had the busy week, running well above its usual. Several others, including Riot Games Music and BBC Asian Network, were quieter than normal. Mahogany sits fourth by subscribers in that group, just shy of a million.

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The videos drawing views on Mahogany right now

The Paper Kites perform Deep (In the Plans We Made) for Mahogany Sess…74,788 views olorunns performs Iris for Mahogany Sessions14,583 views

The numbers

Here is how Mahogany's week looks in figures.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels

Rolling Stone

3,369,684

Paste Magazine

1,728,044

MarvelMusicVEVO

1,727,158

Riot Games Music

1,654,477

BBC Asian Network

353,953

Mahogany

209,964

subscribers

964,000

no significant change in the last 7 days

total views

344,219,734

views per day

27,945

typical day: 30,158

subscribers: this channel and similar channels

CharlieSloth

1,290,000

BBC Asian Network

1,200,000

Rolling Stone

1,160,000

Mahogany

964,000

ShaniaTwainVEVO

925,000

Paste Magazine

810,000

MarvelMusicVEVO

804,000

Riot Games Music

730,000

3 Beat

691,000

As of October 5, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.