Deletion of The Futuristics

Comment: It appears that the subject has produced songs for notable musicians, however I can find no significant coverage for the production team itself in |reliable sources. I don't see that they meet  or  at this time
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Comment: Please see  to understand what Wikipedia considers to be a reliable source.  And in any case, simply being credited with production does not establish notability
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Comment: In order to be perfectly clear, they are in production, and are also songwriters, but are not performing artists.  Correct?  As producers, they still need to meet inclusion criteria, and production credits don't cut it.  They haven't for other producers, and they won't here.  If they have won a Grammy, or had an entire article written about them in Billboard, or something like that, then there would be a leg to stand on.  I have found no evidence of any of these things.  If you are aware of articles written about them, please bring them forward.  |Being credited for producing songs, no matter how performs them, will not result in the artcile being kept no matter how may times you insist that credits should be enough
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Comment: I am not insisting that they must have won a Grammy or must have coverage on Billboard.  Those are examples of the types of awards or coverage that would establish notability.  What |happens in other articles is not relevant to this discussion.  Nobody has a right have their production credits listed on Wikipedia
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