You did a great intro, and the song continues in an expected fashion, with nice vocal variations, and instrument arrangements 
Albums on vinyl, cd/dvd have size limits to consider, but I suspect that releasing singles, and then a full album, by your own chosen definitions, would work.
Bandcamp has singles and albums displayed in like manner, using cover art, but I would prefer a clear visual distinction. But it's easy to move singles into an album, or 'collection' in their terms. And those are happily easy to edit, songs can be added, removed, updated etc. And there are no limits to total album size, just a 291 meg per track size, until your sales hit $30. Using Distrokid, replacing a songin their release system requires a step to remove it from stores/streaming sites, before later uploading the improved version. Takes about 5 days or so. I've done that quite a few times, when discovering 'flaws' in my music 
(spotify shows a 'removed' song as greyed-out in one's playlist, until the new version arrives.
Since it's your music, you can do all the possible choices, which I've read is good business practice in the streaming era, having both physical and digital media, and maybe some cool merchandise for the fans, and regular releases about relevant topics to jog the fan memories.
Cheers
Statistics: Posted by glowrak guy — Mon Nov 11, 2024 6:10 am