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...hey are given credit on the cover or track listing of a release by another artist in a manner which elevates their contribution above normal liner note credi ...lease group under the artist combination "Primary Artist" feat. "Secondary Artist" (using "feat." as the linkphrase).

* Artist ** Prebuilt artist credits

Hey dudes. How would I AR "Co-arranged by [[Artist:bbeaf103-b6ad-490c-96d4-4761747928db|DJ T-bone]]" as credited on [[[Image:d ..."co-producer" has certain connotations beyond "the other producer" or "the secondary producer". I'm not sure if "co-arranged by" has the same connotations. -- [

...have been removed. Versus Style is largely not applicable anymore due to artist credits in NGS, a note about Mash-ups has been moved to [[User:kuno/Style/S NOTE: I tried to include Featuring Artist Style on this page, but wasn't happy with the result, so moved my current a

==Artist== The artist should usually be the same as the first release.

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

* '''The [[Release Artist|ReleaseArtist]] should be the composer''' (or specific well-known collabora *** Except in the case of [[Fictitious Artist|FictitiousArtist]]<code><nowiki></nowiki></code>s, the actual performers sh

; [[Featuring Artist Style|Featuring artist style]] ...|primary artist]], and append the name of the [[Secondary Artist|secondary artist]] to the [[Track Title|track title]] like this "''(feat. Everlast)''".

* '''The [[Release Artist|ReleaseArtist]] should be the composer''', not the performer(s), nor the pu ...on other releases is used in the soundtrack, the performer should be the [[Artist]] for those tracks.

...oughts and later will be worked into other pages. Aim is to solve multiple artist problems and alias problems. Though we still need an interim solution for S ...e also should take into account: fictional characters, projects, ... The [[Artist|ArtistEntity]] is defined through a unique ID.

Indicates a collaboration between two artist or among several artists. Use this for projects, single albums, or even tra [[Artist]] collaborated {minorly} {additionally} on: [[Artist]]<br/>

...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

:: <h1>Track/Recording Artist</h1> ...rmed work, with one exception, when a "classical" track is performed by an artist which would not be considered to be "classical":

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

=History of the Featuring Artist Style Guideline= ...>''This page describes the lengthy and winded evolution of the [[Featuring Artist Style|FeaturingArtistStyle]] (aka [[Style Guideline|StyleGuideline]] 5 or S

...nwound.com/music/abba/401?ref=SA SoundUnwound] and [http://www.discogs.com/artist/ABBA Discogs] for an implementation I like. [[User:PavanChander|navap]] 00: : One section per secondary type

...RelationshipType]] doesn't tell the story about creating a [[Collaboration Artist|CollaborationArtist]], that's for sure. —[[User:JimDeLaHunt|JimDeLaHunt] ..."Artist X & Artist Y" (or, for multiple artists: "Artist X, Artist, ... & Artist Z")''". We need to move away from trying to work out who contributed what t

...e group can have a main (primary) type and an unspecified number of extra (secondary) types. ...not a single, EP or broadcast, it is probably an album. When used without secondary types, an album is usually an original full-length studio release.

...hey are given credit on the cover or track listing of a release by another artist in a manner which elevates their contribution above normal liner note credi # File the track/release under the normal primary 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.