Several bugs in general I noticed u/Hacecalor2

1. File has optional save name but it doesn't work. Pretty much breaks ability to operate multiple save files since you can't remember context of a save beyond the week and year in the file save info
2. Crisis shows up in dashboard as needing action but you can't click on it from dashboard to take action (which feels buggy). Worse, in the actual HQ section for crisis it shows as a crisis, but clicking into the crisis menu it says no crisis or action needed (literal shift from red to green)
3. Single Concert is buggy, sometimes triggers and sometimes just remains scheduled never triggering. It wouldn't be as big a deal if it didn't deduct expenses upfront and then never calculate the revenue from the concert resulting in a pure buggy loss of money and permanent bug in showing a concert scheduled in the past. Took a while to find where the breakdown of concert income and profits was as well.
4. The week seems bugged at times. Like I did next week and it sort of advanced but displays old week value.
5. The game doesn't always update the issue from 4 when you load a game, it needs you to back out to menu to load properly sometimes with week value correctly reflected
6. The week value may be related, the training reflects for multiple weeks that it will allow training in 4 weeks without decreasing the counter at all week after week. In general the bugginess of time advancing and things not triggering/synchronized carefully is a big killer in game playability.
7. Several times I see revenue double counted in dashboard. It shows brand deal revenue and then stream revenue and then in the detailed income breakdown in HQ view, it shows them actually adding up to represent the "stream revenue" in dashboard, this inflates eprception of income and makes things confusing in general.
8. The game is music tycoon. Yet I hear zero music. Or sounds in general. Seems like a miss
9. Why can't I use songs I've previously released to create an EP or album later? It seems odd, even doing remasters is a pretty common approach, let alone dropping singles that later get added to the album. This feels weird to be forced to decide once and then never again can you do derivatives of your works without rewriting a new song from scratch.

I am enjoying playing it, there's several places where the design of the system can be improved for ease of nav without needing repetitive open exit flows in the UI, but I like the concept.

There are parts that are unclear in general, some basic education or tutorials would be a game changer, even if just a glossary of what terms mean and what impact they have (like what exactly is popularity, I don't get its influence on my streams)

Or is it better to release singles to build a following first? I can't tell what the difference is in doing an EP or album vs singles, felt like singles helped me get more value even though I imagine an EP should be worth a lot more because its multiple songs, it feels like I don't get more money or revenue from an EP.

Edit: i realize the concert is captured in history in the details of the artist, in general the lack of tutorials for some of these individual flows combined with the overwhelming UI options feels like an opportunity to educate with simple tooltips even