Digipack and EP Information
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The document discusses the key information found on a digipack, which is a type of music packaging. It notes that a digipack typically includes the artist name and track list, record label, artist name and album title, UPC code, and copyright information. It also provides background on extended plays (EPs), which contain 4-6 songs and are usually used to promote new artists. EPs can be released physically or digitally.
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Digipak conventions 1
A digipak is a style of CD or DVD packaging that is designed like a book with a gatefold. Digipaks are usually made of cardboard or plastic and are used for special editions and albums. They provide more space for information but are more vulnerable than regular cases. A digipak contains information like the track list, title, artist name, barcode, photos, production details, artist biography, and sometimes lyrics. This information helps audiences learn about and identify the music content as well as the artist.
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