you could go about making it once you have an efficient schedule and have gotten to the point where you will be ready enough and confident enough to start uploading videos/songs/music videos like you would releasing all the songs as singles, where you could have a music video for each song, and just release both videos and songs, or maybe the album as all the music videos put together. or you could just make all the music 
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 nd songs, but release the album as audio first (with the cover obviously if you make an album cover) and then either individually release all the music videos at certain intervals (I.E. every day until the music videos are all uploaded, every few days, every week, month. probably not longer than a month between releases if its already made.) or release all the music videos after the audio. or maybe you could take a few of the songs you make (say, in the future you've released 11 songs with music videos in like 6 months) and you could make a cover, and call that an album.  p.s. i would really enjoy an album from you, especially if all of the songs are similar within your style.   @X
i have never had a good experience with an album. i think it's just too many new songs to digest at one time. it seems very fatiguing and it always seems like there's nothing good on the album. where as if those songs were released individually, in most cases i probably would have liked almost all of them. it is still my belief that songs are not at their strongest when grouped together with several other songs and no other connecting tissue such as visual or story or both, or more. in other words, what i'm saying is, and i'm sure i have said it here 100 times before, i think the key to making albums be the best they can be would be to make it so much more than an album that it would no longer be considered an album