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1) I am thinking of adding thumbnails or small pictures to songs, The music won't play here, it will open to whatever platform that supports the music. But sometimes pictures encourage you to play and listen to the music... and I want to do everything I can to promote the people I support. People can be very sensitive about their cover art for their music, so I may not be able to do what is common on the social networks that give small sized pictures of the video or song (and of course the songs can often play within the social media platform); I may have to use abstract pictures, and related art that I create to promote the music here. I am still thinking about how I might do this, and how often I do it, as it may be too repetitive if I don't have a lot of art to make use of.

2) I am being swamped by suno music in September 2026, perhaps because suno is about to change the rules soon. I don't want to make a long list of music posts, as I don't think people will read past the first few. I'm thinking I might be able to make some separate pages that are like little music festivals; and maybe they might expire after a certain time. I don't know any other way to handle the sheer volume of music that is coming in; X has a policy of 50 posts in 24 Hrs and if you hit the wall [limit] you are locked out; that is scarcity economics, but these web-pages might be a sort of work around.

At the moment I don't have a way to be like a radio station that provides well mixed EP's that play automatically; but I have seen that Youtube and Suno provide playlists, but for the most part the music producers are not using that ability to display new music, and if they do, they provide a play list that has 20+ tracks that are mixed to sound terrible and/or annoying. I suppose I will have to be on the lookout for AI music producers who understand, and know how to mix music [the track they produce]. I suspect there will not be many that know how to mix music, and some seem not to care, they just slap playlists together, and expect fans to like it?

Sometimes Suno hides older music, and the only way you can find the music is through the playlists.

The below stuff might not be interesting, but they are notes for me, as this is a puzzle that I have to solve; because right now I am not coping with the huge amount of stuff that is coming in to me, and it is not just the music, I keep a observatory of what is happening on the entire world and billions in global community. Since global news outfits handle this all the time; I think I can handle whatever the global gig tosses my way!

Social "scarcity" networks also limit me and box me in with 50 posts per 24 hours, and lock out when I hit the wall [limit]. So what I am doing here is allowing a massive amount of material to come at me, and letting people see it if they want to [with the help of my web-sites]; but posting it all [or some of it] on the social networks at my own relaxed pace at some later time.

This is how I might divided my music into festivals, so visitors get an idea what they might encounter. It follows the idea that is already established in the music industry and online-music & physical music stores. I had to create some names, and alter other names, as the suno music producers I interact with tend to create a lot of music in a very short time interval. Like any festival it will come to a end.

1. 1-3: 1 track is known as a single and promotes a single song, or a upcoming project.
   1. 2-3 tracks: is known as a ~ Sample Tracks [promotion] Event: and may be used to more promote upcoming music, a project, or a album or EP that will be released soon. It may also be known as Promo-Tracks; or a Promo-Gig.
      1. Session 1: For example, if a music producer has 30 new tracks, I could do a promo-gig, or mini-album festival (1), and say there is music that will be shared shortly, in a upcoming music festival. That means I will have 2 EP's to release later on.
         1. Session 2: I can then share the mini-album on social networks [and release the first EP of 12 tracks here as a festival (2)].
            1. (30-6=24) means I would have 2 EP'd of 12 tracks that I have to release;
         2. Session 3: I would release the second EP of 12 tracks here as a final festival (3), and share the previous EP of 12 tracks on social media.
         3. Session 4 (final): There are no more EP's to share, so no festival will be held. I would be sharing final 12 tracks from the EP on social network.
      2. There are 3 festivals (all with different names), and they might exist for a short time after session 4, so it is quite possible I can promote these festivals later on, and pick tracks from them to stir up interest.
   2. Since 2-6 Tracks is known as a Mini-Album, If it is not a promotional event, then this is clean way to have a very short festival, and make no [implied] promises that I will be sharing more of this music.
2. As shown above, the release of a Mini-album, LP, or EP release here [session 1] is known as a festival and exists on it's own page. In the following social media session 2, the music from the festival is played... but this has no name, as posting music is chaotic, and uncontrolled as while I am posting; produces are dropping: songs, music, dances, game videos and so on. If there is a name for it, then it that I call the entire thing, it is "the show." As mentioned previously, the festival page will expire, but it possible that the festival will last for a little while and can be promoted in later sessions (session 3+); till it is deleted; to make it interesting you might mention different selected music from the festival in later sessions.
3. 2-6 tracks ~ I have decided to call this a Mini-Album
4. 5-12 tracks is known as a album; LP [long play]; yes I can go with this idea
5. While officially a EP is 4-6 tracks [a mini album]; I use the word EP for suno and Youtube that can have 100+ songs; 11+ tracks is a EP IMO
6. The AI suggests 10-12 tracks is a sweet spot as it is long enough to showcase a variety of sounds and easy to listen to in one sitting.
7. I'm using the word festivals: because I want people to understand that just like a real world festival, it comes to a end; the festival pages are not permanent, and they will be deleted. if I just used the word Mini-Album, LP or EP, people would think it is like a physical thing and the page will be around for years. I want the posts here to be few in number and new stuff is continually arriving, just like on the social networks and WordPress. Sure they have long lists of material there, but I think most people just read the first few posts and then go on to something else, so I don't want my websites filled with junk that no one wants to scroll down to.
8. Example notice, that festival page will be deleted: Title Of Festival: Link 🕑 This link and festival page will expire (be deleted) on or after the listed date; for example 2 PM UTC +0 02/10/26 🡆 That also means the festival page will not be placed in the history section. The festival most likely will be mentioned in the posts (that will also have a expire date)
9. As shown on the promo-gig or mini-album, followed by 2 EPs, There can be many festivals, in this case three. The final session 4 is not a festival, but just sharing music from the final EP on the social networks. It is quite possible that all three festivals might exist for a short time after session 4 finishes, and I can do further promotions of those festivals. I feel I should give each festival a different unique name, so people remember them. There is no reason why I can't store the festivals as a bunch of web pages, in one of my storage areas. But I have other ways to remember what tracks are on them.