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title track
TYE-tul-trak · noun · informal
The main promoted single from an album or release.
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The lead track a group actively promotes from a release, performing it on music shows. It receives the music video and the bulk of promotion.
“The title track is good but the b-sides are better.”
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title track In A Sentence
The title track is good but the b-sides are better.
Origin & Usage
English 'title track', the featured song of a release.
People Also Ask
What is a title track in K-pop?
The title track is the lead single a group actively promotes from a release, getting the music video and most of the promotion, including music-show performances.
How is a title track different from a b-side?
The title track is the main promoted song, while b-sides are the other album tracks that usually don't get a video or dedicated performances.
Can an album have more than one title track?
Occasionally groups promote a double title track, but most releases have a single lead track as the main focus.
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