A full-on disco pastiche where Suno is mostly left to its own devices, delivering gloriously meaningless, wedding-reception–ready lyrics over a feel-good groove — one of the last tracks before Glen started tightly controlling the words.

Glen’s Gen X answer song takes the stereotypes and runs with them — slacker vibes, cynicism, and big late-80s/early-90s energy — with a catchy chorus he loves and a “life back then was powered by Zen” line he definitely doesn’t.

A chaotic Christmas ensemble number with drunk snowmen, misbehaving reindeer, and a gloriously glitchy “holiday disircus” lyric, this one leans hard into off-the-rails holiday musical energy.

Written at Glen’s son Ollie’s request, this Gen Alpha “anthem” stuffs in slang like “skibidi,” “rizz,” and “sigma,” landing somewhere between parody and real hype — complete with an uncanny AI vocal quirk where the singer inhales after her lines.

Early in the project, Glen lets Suno mostly run the show with a simple prompt for “an 80s synth rock song about Generation X,” and the surprisingly evocative nostalgia of Neon Dreams convinces him AI music might actually be worth pursuing.

What if cats had a theme song? Glen fires up the AI to create a cartoon-styled feline pop bop—complete with meows, attitude, and Saturday-morning energy. A playful early experiment that proves AI + cats = inevitable.

Bagpipes. War drums. Zero Scottish ancestry. Glen kicks off the season with a cinematic Highland battle anthem inspired by an accidental emotional connection to Scotland. Part travel story, part identity glitch, all chaos.

Meet Glen (aka GER) and dive into the wild world of AI-generated music. This quick intro explains the Curated Chaos project: genre-hopping, prompt-building, and the strange joy of letting machines make art with humans. Learn what the show is, what it isn’t, and why it exists.