Song:August/mock
A mock of what Song:August could look like, for Skyler to look at. Not the real page — the live one has only the bot-written Studio cut block and no title, art or credits. Everything here is sourced; nothing is invented.[unverified]
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An instrumental by Justin Holmes. Track 5 of 4masks, cut at Tunesmith Studios in Nashville on 3 April 2024, engineered by Jake Stargel.[unverified]
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Who played what
| Player | Played |
|---|---|
| Justin Holmes | guitar, six-whistle |
| Kyle Tuttle | 5-string banjo |
| Harry Clark | mandolin |
| Maddie Denton | fiddle |
| Skyler Golden | bass |
| Gaven Largent | dobro |
The record
4masks — the record page, the release, eleven tracks.[unverified]
Silver 44 · Paint Exchange · Moon Factory · Proximity · August · Barlows · Drowsy Maggie · Swords to Ploughshares · Masks · Victory · Cicada Song[unverified]
Where this came from
- Music by Justin Holmes, instrumental — from
august.yamlin the arthel song data (music_by,instrumental: true).[unverified] - Studio, date, engineer, who played what — from the
block already on Song:August, which HearThatWhistleBlow writes from the session data. It is not hand-edited, there or here.[unverified]{{Studio cut}} - Track number and running order — from the release page's
tracks:list.[unverified] - The cover — File:four-masks-temp.png, the only image on 4masks. It is named "temp" and probably is.[unverified]
What this mock cannot do yet
Two gaps worth seeing before anyone builds this for real:[unverified]
- Nothing links a track to its song page. The release knows the CID and the title; it does not know that "August" means Song:August. Matching on title breaks on this very record — track 6 is called "Barlows" while the wiki has both Song:Barlow's Jig and Song:Barlows Jig.[unverified]
- Nothing links a record to its cover. The release schema has no art field. Rabbithole currently finds this image by walking backwards from the release to the page that links to it, which works and is held together with a sentence of prose.[unverified]
Both are the same missing edge the Release-to-Studio-Cut item has been parked on.[unverified]