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==Artist== The artist should usually be the same as the first [[Style/Release#Artist|release]].

...credited artist name for the release group, including join phrases (e.g. "Artist X feat.") | secondarytype || any of the [[Release_Group/Type#Secondary_types|secondary types]] of the release group

"artist-credit": [ "artist": {

...commonly the original artist(s) rather than the remixers, but the correct artist might be the remixer for an official compilation of remixed material from m ...ed and released it (the remix or mashup artist) instead of to the original artist.

...sists of previously unreleased material (unless this type is combined with secondary types which change that, such as "Compilation"). ...o define; usually it should only be assumed that a release is an EP if the artist defines it as such.

...ined credited artist name for the recording, including join phrases (e.g. "Artist X feat.") | secondarytype || any of the [[Release_Group/Type#Secondary_types|secondary types]] of any release group including this recording

...mbined credited artist name for the release, including join phrases (e.g. "Artist X feat.") | secondarytype || any of the [[Release_Group/Type#Secondary_types|secondary types]] of the release group for this release

===Release group secondary type === ===Artist credit===

...documentation]]). This can be specified multiple times to select multiple secondary types, though only one primary type should be specified (if you specify mor === Artist credit ===

Secondary entities cannot be linked through relationships, instead they are directly === [[Artist]] ===

If you're in the page for the artist you want to add a release to, just press "Add release" in the sidebar (if i ...dited) click the box with the arrows by the artist field (see [[How to Use Artist Credits]]).

...d be as complex an undertaking as MusicBrainz itself. Areas are meant as a secondary level of data and are not expected to ever be a complete representation of ...s needed for another entry in the MusicBrainz database (for example, if an artist you're editing was born or died there, or the venue an album was recorded a

* Go to https://musicbrainz.org/release/add?artist=89ad4ac3-39f7-470e-963a-56509c546377 * Set the “'''Secondary Type'''” to “'''Compilation'''” (Thanks for the feedback aerozol. I s

===Artist=== Request: http://musicbrainz.org/ws/2/artist/5b11f4ce-a62d-471e-81fc-a69a8278c7da?inc=aliases

area, artist, event, genre, instrument, label, place, recording, release, release-group, ...pecific cases, a disc ID, ISRC or ISWC). If all you have is the name of an artist or album, for example, you'll need to make a search and pick the right resu

...base table? Other examples of problematic terms are: document, title page, secondary section, and invariant sections. ...uze.com] $25.000 per year for access to their non-free database containing artist and album info, including album cover pictures. The third company type does

...be up in a limited capacity by the summit; Release group properties became secondary types, which at the last summit we'd actually postponed, but that's been do * Artist image archive ([[jira:MBS-4628|MBS-4628]] (and maybe label logo archive too