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some time trying to find what defines a single and a promotional singles and what makes them different which has resulted in no 100% (or anywhere close) answer. So can someone help me with this so we can stop the constant reclassification of songs. In addition "Honest" doesn't appear to have any of the attributes according to
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Yeah I have no idea of what you're saying. I believe when Paris is out, they didn't say that it's going to be included in their upcoming debut album. If that's the case, the song wasn't released in promotion of the album, and it should be categorized as a non-album single here. And that way it should
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If they didn't mention the album, it means the song was just later included in the album right? They never said "Oh Paris is gonna be in our debut album which will be released in April" or "Yeah we released Paris in promotion of our debut album that's going to be released sometime in April". As far
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I've noticed on this page that sons from the "singles" column stay there for a bit then are moved to the "promotional singles" column and vice versa. Then they stay there for a few months then are changed (often a few times) back and forth - more so on this discography than any others. I've spent
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Saying that a song is a single doesn't mean it's not from an album; that can simply mean they just didn't mention the album. Also, a digital remix EP released for a single is not a "remix album". Songs also don't necessarily have to be released alongside the album. We need more perspectives here.
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released in promotion of the album as it wasn't announced alongside the album. We don't know whether it was intended to be included in an upcoming album though, despite that the cover arts are somehow similar. In conclusion, the song wasn't announced alongside the album, and it wasn't released in
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I still think you don't understand what I'm saying. I'm asking you, as the user wanting a change, to please provide a source saying it was not originally intended to be on the album, because as far as I can see, you have changed it back to N/A, which is what the page said only in the short period
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of those compilation albums issued by the label, as EDM labels often collect their artists' latest popular tracks and issue them on a compilation (but that's not relevant for discussion here). Later being included on an album is not the issue: it's what's released in promotion of that album. I'm
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Should we all agree that Paris was released before the album (that's a fact) but wasn't the first song released off the album? Just because it was released before the album as a single and later included in the album doesn't necessarily mean that it's the first song released off the album. Now,
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just be N/A with a note saying that it's later included in the album, as we didn't cite a source that verifies that the song was either intended to be included in an upcoming album or released in promotion of it.
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Both songs ("Paris" and "Something Just Like This") were released at the same time in the album. And for "remix album", I'm just phrasing it that way, I know what it means as you've explained it to me before.
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