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=== [[Artist]] === |
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An artist is generally a musician, group of musicians, a collaboration of multiple musicians or other music professional contributing to the works described in the [[MusicBrainz Database]]. |
An artist is generally a musician, group of musicians, a collaboration of multiple musicians or other music professional contributing to the works described in the [[MusicBrainz Database]]. |
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===[[Artist Credits]]=== |
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List of [[artist]]s, variations of artist names and pieces of text to join the artist names. |
List of [[artist]]s, variations of artist names and pieces of text to join the artist names. |
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=== [[Label]] === |
=== [[Label]] === |
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Revision as of 21:02, 22 May 2015
Entity Types
Artist
An artist is generally a musician, group of musicians, a collaboration of multiple musicians or other music professional contributing to the works described in the MusicBrainz Database.
Artist Credits
List of artists, variations of artist names and pieces of text to join the artist names.
Label
Labels in MusicBrainz refer mainly to imprints on releases, and to a lesser extent, the record companies behind those imprints.
Medium
Piece of media, included in a release. Contains information about the format, position in the release and an optional title as well as a list of tracks.
Recording
Represents unique audio data. Has title, artist credit, duration, list of PUIDs and ISRCs.
Release
Real-world release object you can buy in your music store.
Release Group
Represents an abstract "album" entity. Technically it's a group of releases, with a specified type.
Track
Contains a link to a recording, title, artist credit and the position on the medium.
URL
Represents a regular internet Uniform Resource Locator and an associated description of that URL.
Work
One layer above recordings ("song", "composition", etc.). While recording represents audio data, work represents the composition behind the recording.
