Been Reading the Manual - Do all Tags Have to be Tags: [ ]?
What if I want three categories of tags? mood, genre, instrumentation?
Perplexity Suggests This:
---
title: "Earth Food"
project: "One Song Every Day Project"
author: "Michael Droste"
composer: "Michael Droste"
producer: "Michael Droste"
publisher: "Windy Town WindyTown.com"
album: "One Song Every Day"
number: 1
date: "2006-01-01"
status: "published"
tags: ["Funk","Energetic","Guitar","Bass","Drums","Synths"]
genre: ["Funk"]
mood: ["Energetic"]
instrumentation: ["Guitar","Bass","Drums","Synths"]
audio: "/resources/songs2/00001-earth-food.mp3"
image:
src: "/resources/graphics/onesongcdcoverprojectsm.png"
alt: "One Song Every Day Project CD cover"
seo-title: "Earth Food — One Song Every Day (Song #1)"
seo-description: "Earth Food is Song #1 in Michael Droste’s One Song Every Day Project. Stream, download, and explore the 365-song archive."
---
Here is the first song. 10 hours Yikes! Way longer than I thought..
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<small>*Earth Food is Song #1 in Michael Droste’s One Song Every Day Project, recorded on 2006-01-01, as part of the 365-day songwriting challenge.*</small>
The Related Items component can fetch other items by matching tags or author. In your case you’ll want to match by tags, so it pulls in other songs with the same tags.
Fetching items based on custom frontmatter (genre, mood, instrumentation) isn’t supported yet, but it’s a feature we’d like to add 
Thanx again Ben, appreciate the response… will look in the morning…
Not sure i understand…. Do I have to add code?
Or will elements create links to content via tags?
Thanx