[Verse 1]
In the silence of the night, a new sound is born,
Machines hum to life, and the old ways are torn,
They say the future’s here, with AI on the rise,
But can it really feel, or is it all just lies?
[Pre-Chorus]
We’ve got melodies and dreams, crafted by our hands,
But now there’s a new wave, sweeping through the lands,
Some say it’s progress, some say it’s wrong,
But can a machine truly write a song?
[Chorus]
Can AI feel the soul, the pain, the joy we know?
Can it touch the heart, in a way that makes it grow?
Is it just a tool, or is it something more?
Will it take the stage, or stay behind the door?
[Verse 2]
There’s a fire in our hearts, when we write our own,
But AI’s learning fast, and it’s breaking the stone,
It mimics and it molds, every note and beat,
But does it understand what makes music sweet?
[Pre-Chorus]
We’ve got history and passion, in every chord we play,
But can a code of numbers, ever feel that way?
Some say it’s genius, some say it’s theft,
But where does that leave us, what do we have left?
[Chorus
Can AI feel the soul, the pain, the joy we know?
Can it touch the heart, in a way that makes it grow?
Is it just a tool, or is it something more?
Will it take the stage, or stay behind the door?
[Bridge]
Will we lose our voice, in the noise of the machine?
Or will it be our guide, to places yet unseen?
We walk a fine line, between fear and hope,
But in the end, it’s us who write the final note.
[Chorus]
Can AI feel the soul, the pain, the joy we know?
Can it touch the heart, in a way that makes it grow?
Is it just a tool, or is it something more?
Will it take the stage, or stay behind the door?
[Outro]
So here we stand, at the edge of the new,
AI’s in the mix, but the heart is still true,
We’ll write the songs, we’ll share the love,
And maybe, just maybe, we’ll rise above.
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This song captures the debate about AI in music creation, questioning whether AI can truly capture the human essence in its creations while acknowledging the possibilities and challenges it brings.
Marshmallows and Music
Definition of Musician according to Webster: a composer, conductor, or performer of music especially: instrumentalist
Brave Browser Ai :
noun
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artist who composes or conducts music as a profession
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someone who plays a musical instrument (as a profession)
Ironically, I side with AI's definition of what a musician truly is versus Webster's version, which includes the word performer. A performer is exactly that—a performer, not a musician. I'm biased, and this may be controversial, but the definition of a Musician to me is someone capable of reading music and playing an instrument by ear, at whatever level. Why?
Having a true appreciation of the art of music or the connection one feels when playing from the soul can't be replicated by pressing a button, or rhyming some words. Playing saxophone, piano, and drums, I have grown to appreciate the value of scales. So to hear anyone mention they're a musician, but don't know any scale, or can't read any level of music, nor play by ear, makes it hard for me to acknowledge them as musicians. I would consider many rappers or hip-hop artists to be poets or wordsmiths. So to hear someone claiming they are a musician just because they pressed a few buttons lacks the craft, heart, and appreciation for music.
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Personally to be honest and fair I checked out of music back in the early 2000's and have been only listening to instrumentals like Bonobo and Joey Pecarco and too many to mention. I haven't listened to popular music with lyrics for over 20+ years. Don't get me wrong there are hidden gems along the way but not enough for me to give music a chance anymore.
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How many artist do you honestly think are using A.I. in their music already? Does that make them less authentic?
Where do you stand on the topic of Whether AI deserves a place in music? Personally, I'm on the fence because there are some AI songs I prefer to listen to over human-made ones. Leave your thoughts and comments below. Thank you for reading this article.

