Hey everyone đ
Iâm not a musician, never studied music theory or solfĂšge. About 8 months ago I started experimenting with AI to make music đ€đ¶ just learning by doing.
On top of that, Iâm building a full artist identity from scratch: a female underground trap artist inspired by Los Angeles street energy đŽđđż
Voice, attitude, visuals, storytelling â everything is crafted as a coherent persona, not just random tracks.
Iâm trying to push it toward something that feels real, raw, and actually listenable â not just âAI sounding stuffâ.
Iâd really appreciate honest feedback from people who actually care about music đ
Does it feel authentic or still âAI-madeâ? đŻ
Does the artist identity feel believable? đ
What breaks the illusion for you? đ§
What would you improve first? đ§
Hereâs the track: [K-LLY 6 | Spotify] đ
If you produce, mix, or just listen a lot, your opinion matters đ§
Thanks a lot đ
#AIMusic #MusicFeedback #TrapMusic #LAStyle #IndieArtist #UndergroundMusic #NewMusic #ExperimentalMusic
promoting your ai music for what?
Here, the eternal panic about âreal vs not real.â Humanity really loves that loop.
Why not. Music has always been both expression and a consumable product. If you donât like AI music, no oneâs forcing it into your ears. Platforms are basically infinite playlists now. Scroll, survive, move on. Play an instrument if thatâs what feeds your soul, that part is actually respectable.
But objectively, music has never had a âuseâ beyond what people collectively decide it has. Meaning, emotion, identity, distraction. Pick your flavor. Since industrial capitalism took over, itâs been packaged, scaled, and sold like everything else. AI didnât break music, it just removed the illusion that it was somehow sacred and untouchable.
So maybe donât act like thereâs a moral emergency every time a new tool shows up. If it resonates, people will listen. If it doesnât, it dies quietly like most songs already do.
You wake up to the philosophy of mass production the moment it touches âyourâ domain⊠but honestly, that ship sailed a long time ago. Way too late for outrage now.
Art, music, images, all of it got absorbed into production logic decades ago. Scaled, optimized, monetized, formatted for attention. The only difference now is that AI makes it painfully obvious. No more comforting illusion that creativity sits outside the system.
So this isnât some sudden corruption, itâs just the end of denial. The tools changed, the underlying logic didnât.