Burt Cheevers: a "single" is a lead song. intended to be promoted on its own. to "lead" to the artists other material. they're also called "number ones" "front track" "title track" and "ID track"
Bryant Pillitteri: Singles promote artists or albums standing by themselves. They will address a commercial audience better than most songs on an album.Singles require either a lyrical hook or catchy melody or beat to make it.
Phillip Modafferi: A single is usually a single song that has thrived - both through consumer ownership and radio broadcasts. The song is usually unforgettable and extremely popular amongst mainstream America.
Donnell Mollo: a single is a song that can stand on its own, apart from the rest of the songs on an album. songs that are intended to be heard by a mass audience (like on the radio) are referred to as singles in the music industry
Clifford Gombos: a single is a song that people like and hit the billboard top 100 (usally top 1! 0) also singles usally get there own album with just that one single song on it
Davis Zou: a single is just one song u here that is played alot most singles are played on the radio and example is avril lavigne alot of people know her singles but not alot know her song let me fly and album is a mixture of both singles and i guess u could call them regular songs
Virgil Menefee: It can be a stand alone song on an album (one that can be understood even if taken away from a concept album) or just a single chart release.What they mean by 'having what it takes' is that the song needs to have some kind of push in it that would make it sell really well. The others songs can be really good but not having what it takes in that it wont fit in the charts.So basically, it just means to be a pop song. And i mean pop as in 'popular'...Show more
Ulrike Hert: a single is on song the band releases to play on the radio.it just makes the song more popular than other songs on t! he cd, bc people know it more.
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