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AI Music Empire
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AI Guerrillas
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32 contributions to AI Guerrillas
1d •
Balancing creation and promotion
Hi to all, I recently joined this very interesting community I am curious about how you like to balance the time you spend in working at your music vs the time for promotion (shorts/reel, visualizer or music video, ecc) I am currently working mostly on creating music but i feel i should do more in the other fields Also what you find most useful to get your public to your songs?
1 like • 17h
@Jacob Roman Jesse has talked about it taking time before you get the first dollar. Takes time for the audience to come. There’s an artist (Atmosphere) that’s been out for decades I think. One of his recent songs hit my algorithm and it just resonated with me. Thats why it’s ideal to have multiple artists and libraries see what takes and what doesn’t.
1 like • 16h
@Jacob Roman multiple strategies and varied outcomes. Not here for a debate. Do what works best in your situation.
2d •
Prompting
os i came across this amazing strack in suno, im wondering if you guys know any prompting tricks and tips to add that....I guess flavor and soul to your tracks like this one did. you could FEEL the pain in the song...my god, ai is crazy: https://suno.com/s/mT2EyvJ1h9mfO1dY
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Chill panic has a 10k prompt book broken down by genre. I grabbed it recently while it was on discount for like 30 bucks. Haven't put it into practice yet. As for infusing emotion into prompting chat gpt/ Claude can create a prompt that usually does that. It’s how you blend it into the lyrics is what hits you. https://youtu.be/0iYhM7rlmbQ?is=hytZRmbJS-V3uM6W
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@Herman Oree I got a list of songs I’ve purchased off iTunes from random artists on YouTube. Mentioned it in one of the more recent posts about outlaw country. Idk how the songs haven’t blown up.
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@Jacob Roman yeah man you got a whole monster of a concept but it will payoff long term.
1 like • 2d
@Jacob Roman that’s hilarious. I’m 47 so can relate. Adam Sandler came with a spoof song phone wallet keys. That was his ending lyrics was being on the toilet.
2d •
1 and done
finally uploaded my first album! got 4 more ready but ill drip feed em so I dont look like im spamming lol
2 likes • 2d
@Terrence Bullock this was more of a down the road advice. I’ve watched a few artists start with AI generation videos eventually shift their strategy to include the person behind the music. I’m in other paid communities that discuss social media strategies. I know that’s not the focus here however just give people things to think about after they build the libraries.
2 likes • 2d
@Herman Oree it all boils down to the creator and the long term plan. Some make private communities as extra revenue others sell courses/ develop apps. Some avoid the camera like video killed the radio star song others embrace it to build trust with audience and aid in marketing new products. It really is a mixed bag when it comes to success. Still focus on the music and what you want to build the rest will shake itself out down the line.
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5d •
$731K in one country lane. Blueprint attached. 🤠
No theory today — a study just dropped (Kapwing / Songstats) on the top-earning AI artists, and the two biggest AI country acts earned an estimated $731,851 combined. Same exact style, both of them: sparse gritty outlaw americana with deep gravel vocals and story lyrics. One hit #1 on Billboard's Country Digital Song Sales chart — which, by the way, takes about 3,000 sales. What the winners are doing: • Sparse production — a voice, a guitar, a stomp. Suno nails this. • Gravel male vocal — the signature of the lane • Story lyrics — scars, defiance, paying dues. IT'S A LYRIC LANE. Told you. • A character brand — the top act is a dark-cowboy persona with an IG, not anonymous uploads What they're doing BADLY (your opening): critics called the #1 song's lyrics generic — vague inspirational-poster lines — and it still earned six figures. Specific storytelling beats vague every time. That's the whole gap. The lane checks out on data too: "country music" came back 90.6/100 volume at 34.4 competition on our live vidIQ pull. Top-10 genre, wide open. Attached: 🤠 OUTLAW & GRITTY AMERICANA DOMINATION PACK — 160 prompts, 8 sub-lanes (core gravel, dystopian western persona lane, whiskey & highways, perseverance anthems, story ballads, rust belt, gravel love songs, 1-hour sessions). All vocal-first, all built to force specific details into every story. Copy → Suno Custom Mode → Style of Music → your lyrics → DistroKid → monetized everywhere. Free engine version: aimusicmania.com Comment your outlaw artist name if you're taking this lane. The current #1 is beatable on writing alone.
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Yeah I got a playlist of Outlaw or Not so Nashville music that could easily go viral. Think one did as it’s got 4.1m views on YT in less than a year.
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