The Truth About What's Killing Music
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The Truth About What's Killing Music
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The crew dives deep into how AI-generated artists and music are disrupting creativity and authenticity in the industry. They unpack the recent rise of fake artists like Zania Monet and the disturbing reality of record labels signing artificial performers. B. Vaughan calls it “nasty work,” arguing that when machines can mimic human voices, rewrite lyrics, and even “resing” vocals better than the artist, we’re watching the death of soul, craftsmanship, and human connection in music.They also explore how creators themselves are feeding the machine—using tools like Suno to replace human expression with synthetic perfection. The discussion widens to question the audience’s appetite for convenience over authenticity and the long-term cultural impact of making music without emotion, risk, or imperfection. The message is clear: AI might make the process easier, but it’s erasing the very thing that makes music real.
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