AI Artists, Forget The Haters, This Rap Is For You!

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Like any other endeavor worth doing, being an AI Artist has its challenges. The full force of the media seems determined to misinform the public about this new technology. They repeatedly confuse General or Super Artificial Intelligence with more targeted specific ones that are used to order food, arrange appointments or make music. The truth is that AI is starting to be helpful in our economy and in our lives.

On top of that, AI Artists have to deal with a change in expectations from listeners. The songs that were popular 20 or 30 years ago no longer grab the public the same way they used to. It's easy to make simple music with basic lyrics, this has become common and generic. Today's songwriters have to step up and be innovative or their sound will never stand out.

What is the result of these changes? The hatred being thrown at AI Artists combined with the vast increase in competition has turned the musical landscape into a chaotic war zone for attention. In my new song "Might As Well Sway," I give some friendly advice to new creators and throw a little flak back at the haters. We don't have to be against each other, we just have to find our people. Remember the golden rule: Beauty is in the ear of the listener.

This is my first "Official'"rap song and while it has received strong praise for the writing style, I think it's better if you decide for yourself.

Might As Well Sway is Now Available!


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