release, To make a song, album, or video available to the public; or the song/album itself., debut studio album, The first studio album officially released by an artist or band., relatable lyricism, Song lyrics that are easy for many people to understand and connect with because they reflect common feelings or experiences., cover, A new performance or recording of a song that was originally performed by another artist., EP (Extended Play), A music release that is longer than a single but shorter than a full album, usually containing 4–6 songs., streams, The number of times a song or album has been played on streaming platforms., sleeper hit, A song, movie, or product that becomes successful gradually rather than immediately after its release., signed with, To officially enter into a contract with a record label, company, or agency., single, A song released separately from an album, often to promote it., charting, Appearing on an official music chart because of popularity or sales., dark pop, A genre of pop music with darker, emotional, or mysterious themes and sound., tour, A series of concerts performed in different cities or countries., solo career, A musician's career as an individual artist rather than as part of a band., performer, A person who entertains an audience by singing, acting, dancing, or playing music., vocal abilities, A person's skill and quality in singing., recording, The process of making an audio or video version of music; or the finished recorded work., viral hit, A song that becomes extremely popular very quickly because it is widely shared on the internet and social media.

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