drop "composer" commentary annotations

Except in a few cool and new albums

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/album/your-majesty.yaml b/album/your-majesty.yaml
index e6703249..d319f613 100644
--- a/album/your-majesty.yaml
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@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Commentary: |-
 
     And yet, occasionally, we must indulge these fantasies. We romanticize the past because we remember once that we were able to romanticize the future. To permit legendary origins is to hope for a destiny beyond our crude surroundings. We have the choice to see life as a brief epitaph or as the unfolding chapters of a grand saga. Which way will you turn?
 
-    <i>Michael Guy Bowman:</i> (composer, [Michael Guy Bowman Talks About His Homestuck Music](https://youtu.be/85VXWZTg-vo?t=2792), adapted to text, 7/20/2024)
+    <i>Michael Guy Bowman:</i> ([Michael Guy Bowman Talks About His Homestuck Music](https://youtu.be/85VXWZTg-vo?t=2792), adapted to text, 7/20/2024)
 
     "How much has your process changed between [[album:mobius-trip-and-hadron-kaleido|Mobius Trip]] and earlier works, and [[album:ulterior-motives|Ulterior Motives]]?" You know, aside from like, the software changes, I think I have experimented with - doing things in different orders. Some of the time I was doing things with, like, intention to produce the beat, or come up with the instrumentation or something first, and sometimes I was doing things lyrically first, and trying to have um, a song written in an instrument. Actually, lately, *since* Ulterior Motives, coming up on this new album - that's been the main focus, is to move over from trying to do things with any production idea really in place, and have complete demos, just like a normal singer-songwriter, and then go in and start arranging them as if you're in the studio, and be your own producer.