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{ A.I. REVOLUTION } 'IT'S NOT GOING AWAY BECAUSE IT IS CHEAP AND CONVENIENT' Artificial Intelligence bands signal new era for music business

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July 30, 2025

A rising tide of artificial intelligence (Al) bands is ushering in a new era where work will be scarcer for musicians.

- Agence France-Presse

Whether it's Velvet Sundown’s 1970s-style rock or country music projects “Aven-this” and “The Devil Inside,” bands whose members are pure Al creations are seeing more than a million plays on streaming giant Spotify.

No major streaming service clearly labels tracks that come entirely from AI, except France’s Deezer.

Meanwhile, the producers of these songs tend to be unreachable. “I feel like we're ata place where nobody is really talking about it, but we are feeling it,” said music producer, composer and performer Leo Sidran.

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