extendedplay
An extended play, commonly abbreviated EP, is a musical release that sits between a single and a full-length album. An EP typically contains about four to seven tracks and runs roughly 15 to 30 minutes, though exact definitions can vary by country and label. The term extended play reflects its length relative to a standard single and a long-playing album (LP).
Historically, EPs emerged in the vinyl era as releases longer than a single but not long enough
In the digital era, the distinction between EPs, singles, and albums has become more fluid. EPs are