Create a new class for songs

Start by creating a class called Song with the following attributes:

title: a string representing the song title

length: a string representing the length of the song

A magic function that allows you to print a string representation of the song as shown below

Title: title

Length: length s $($the s stands for seconds$)$

Create an album class

An album is a collection of songs. Make a class called Album that has the following characteristics:

title: a string representing the album title

songs: a list of Song objects within the album

artist: a string representing the artist name

year: an integer representation of the album release year

A function that allows you to print a string representation of the album as shown below

Title: album title

Artist: artist

Year: year

Songs: print each song on the album

Magic function$($s$)$ for mathematical comparisons based on year for sorting purposes. This can be accomplished with a single function or multiple $($see documentation$)$

Create an artist class

An artist is a collection of songs. Make a class called Artist that has the following characteristics:

name: a string representing the artist name

discography: a list of Album objects made by this artist

A function that sorts the artist's albums by year

A function that allows you to print a string representation of the artist as shown below

Artist: artist

Albums: print each album $($sorted by year$)$

Add a batch of data into the new structures

The file music$\_$data.json contains a batch of music data. JSON files are structured similarly to dictionaries and are used for many purposes $($like configuration files, for example$).$ The cell below uses the built$-$in json Python library to read the file in as a dictionary. The keys are artist names $("$Taylor Swift", "Drake", $"$BTS$")$ and each key will return a list of dictionaries, each an album, that have title, year, and songs keys, the latter returning another list of dictionaries containing the title and length $($in seconds$)$ of each song. Here is a summary of how the data are formatted:

$\{$artist name: $[$

$\{$

title: album title,

year: year,

songs: $[$

$\{$

title: song title,

length: length

$\},$

$...$

$]$

$\},$

$...$

$]$

$\}$

import json

with open$(\text{'}$music$\_$data.json', $\text{'}$r$\text{'})$ as f:

artist$\_$dict $=$ json.load$($f$)$

Create one or more functions that add these data to each of the data structures you have created.

Finally, print any artist's discography and the track list for one of their albums