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Similar to the [[Album|album]], a single can mean many things. Typically, however, a single is a very short CD-based recording, usually 2 to 3 songs in length. These are most often used in the [[Japan|Japanese]] music industry to promote new artists, but many other countries utilize them as well, only less overtly. A single typically consists of the title track, or ''A-side'', and another track, playing a sort of filler role, or ''B-side''. There may also be one more song, typically a remix of the A-side or a live version of an earlier song. | Similar to the [[Album|album]], a '''single''' can mean many things. Typically, however, a single is a very short CD-based recording, usually 2 to 3 songs in length. These are most often used in the [[Japan|Japanese]] music industry to promote new artists, but many other countries utilize them as well, only less overtly. A single typically consists of the title track, or ''A-side'', and another track, playing a sort of filler role, or ''B-side''. There may also be one more song, typically a remix of the A-side or a live version of an earlier song. | ||
==See Also== | |||
* [[:Category:Singles|Category: Singles]] | |||
[[Category:Dictionary]] | [[Category:Dictionary]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:47, 16 September 2013
Similar to the album, a single can mean many things. Typically, however, a single is a very short CD-based recording, usually 2 to 3 songs in length. These are most often used in the Japanese music industry to promote new artists, but many other countries utilize them as well, only less overtly. A single typically consists of the title track, or A-side, and another track, playing a sort of filler role, or B-side. There may also be one more song, typically a remix of the A-side or a live version of an earlier song.
