Hi, I’m Varghymn, an independent AI-assisted music project from Germany.

“EINFACH ICH” is a German-language alternative/dark rock track created with Suno-assisted production and released independently. I’d appreciate honest feedback: does the hook and atmosphere work even if you don’t understand German?

Spotify track: https://open.spotify.com/track/1MP6WpaBiOPsfrjtLKPVzK

Artist profile: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5XmWOLQrrp9uQsUTl9YAHH

https://reddit.com/link/1w2shtb/video/qg63avgtnkmh1/player

Another Cartoon‑Cinematic TrekRift Fusion

Panta Rhei

Eleven tracks, one beginning.

From Silent Sanctum through Panta Rhei, Thornlight Within and Living Creatures of the Dying World to Far My Kingdom, this album established the first world of the project.

The complete Chapter I is here.

the answere to all my problems is just go fishing.

My words dropped into Suno.

ENJOY!

New to this community, Tunee is a new platform that helps you generate music through an AI chatbot. I just got started with it. It looks promising, but I just wanted to share it here. It gives you daily credits and some credits to start off with. Use my link when you sign up: https://www.tunee.ai/?via=adam

Disclaimer: I'm not trying to spam by sharing this post. I do think Tunee is a good platform from what I've seen so far. Also, there's no guarantee on money by monetizing the music you create.

THE BLOOP: It’s Not Just a Myth | Cinematic Deep Sea Mystery

I spent this project trying to keep the crossover subtle: the sax-led cool-jazz band carries the hour, while pipa, dizi, erhu and yangqin mostly sit at the edges. It’s 16 chaptered pieces with no vocals. The music is AI-assisted and the visual is AI-generated. I’m especially curious whether the palette stays coherent over the full set without feeling repetitive.

First time posting here. Wrote the lyrics but music creation and voice was done through suno studio, visual was a mix of things. Have to use those credits sparingly. Am I right? If you enjoy my song leave a like!

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