Logseq/Entity/Music/Label

• Record Label

  • In this garden, Record Label pages model a label or imprint that releases music recordings.

  • What counts

    • A record label is the business or imprint named on a release. A label page collects the Logseq/Entity/Music/Recording pages it released.
    • An imprint with its own name and catalog gets its own page. It links its parent label with part-of:: when that label has a page.
    • A label that changes its name keeps one page, named for its current name, and its body lists the former names.
    • A recording studio, distributor, or publisher is a different thing from the label that released a recording.

  • Naming and placement

    • Place a label at Label/<Name>, using the name printed on its current releases, as Label/Invada Records.

  • Finding and deduplicating

    • Check the exact page name, alias:: values, former names, the official domain, and plain-text mentions of the label on recording and person pages. A label mentioned only in prose on a recording page gets its page when it is filed.

  • Relationships

    • A recording page links each of its labels with record-label::, defined at Logseq/Entity/Music/Recording/Frontmatter/record-label. Those links are the label's release list, so a label page lists recordings only to add notes about them.
    • Use founded-by:: for founders with person pages and part-of:: for a parent label.

  • Instance shape

    • Start each label page with logseq-entity:: [[Logseq/Entity/Music/Label]] and one H1 with the label's name, linked to its official site.
    • Add where the label is based, when it started, its founders, and a source link when known.