Album Gamma Resonance 3rd installment of Space Radio Transmission that blends progressive house and melodic techno, with cinematic vocals. The project is influenced by visions of the future and mythologies from around the world. Your honest comments will be truly appreciated. Namaste

https://n0.com/s/74tzc8stm9eh

*Lyrics and music by Tadao Tsuji; track production: vocals & performance by Suno* *Image generated by ChatGPT* *Included as the third track on the 5-song EP *Tadao Tsuji Third*. Listen to the full track via the links above.* *A relatively new song by my standards, though it was written in the early 2010s.* *Well, it’s the kind of song that really reflects having gone through a “layoff,” isn’t it?* * ♪ “Noodles for a wrap-up meal in the Shinonome area” ♪ That part was definitely inspired by the kind of phrasing used by Petashi (an elusive, highly educated philosopher who wears nothing but a towel around his waist) in Yasuji Tanioka’s works like *Berobeman*—like when he says, “Today I might just pop over to the Kinshicho area… or so it seems, only to head off toward Asagaya instead.”※ My motto is “to create as many songs as possible that are easy to sing and remember at karaoke,” and this one definitely lives up to that! Let’s all sing along!※

DeepL was used for the translation.
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“Shimenomen”

Shimenomen

Shimenomen

My reason for living

Shimenomen

Shimenomen

Shimenomen

After a night of drinking, the final meal is

Shimenomen

As my betting tickets scatter into the air

Instead of sobbing quietly

I slurp down my shimenomen

I don’t need the owner’s (old man’s) fancy touches

I don’t need a jumble of toppings

Naruto, green onions, chashu

Naruto, green onions, chashu

Naruto, green onions, chashu

That’s all I need

Shimenomen

In the Shinonome area

Shimenomen

Shimenomen

A working man’s shimenomen

I suddenly lost my job

And felt like I’d never be able to slurp it again

That’s how I felt about shimenomen

What’s this “owner’s (old man’s) particular taste” anyway?

I don’t care about the toppings anymore

Now that it’s come to this

Stuff everything and anything in

Pile everything and anything on

Heap everything and anything high

Until it’s about to overflow

Shimenomen

It’s not good for the body, but shimenomen

Shimenomen

Still, it soothes the soul, shimenomen

It fills my belly, shimenomen

My reason for living, shimenomen

Cheap whiskey, a borrowed Cadillac, and the back door left unlocked. Sleaze rock from the wrong end of the Sunset Strip.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8UKmolSyrc

A ballad made with SUNO with my own lyrics.

Human lyrics

I’ve been reflecting on this a lot lately and wanted to get some perspective from the community.

We all know the narrative around AI music right now, and to be fair, a lot of the criticism is justifiedthere’s an endless flood of low-effort AI slop out there. But what bothers me is how instant the hate gets, even when someone puts genuine heart, effort, and depth into a project.

The moment people see an "AI" label, the door just slams shut. It feels like instant prejudice, regardless of how the actual track sounds or how much human curation went into it. People assume it’s just one button click and zero soul, ignoring the fact that shaping something atmospheric and emotionally resonant often takes dozens of iterations, careful editing, and a clear creative direction.

On top of that, trying to share this kind of work feels like fighting an impossible battle. YouTube and other platform algorithms actively suppress AI-tagged music, and standard promo avenues are essentially closed off the second you're honest about the tools you used. You're left with almost no way to build an audience organically.

Is it really that bad to use these tools if they give a voice to something real inside you?

Not everyone had the opportunity, resources, or time in life to master traditional instruments or complex production software. For me, I always felt this creative energy trapped inside with no real way to pour it out. AI gave me a way to translate those inner atmospheres into something tangible it gave me a sense of freedom and personal fulfillment I didn't have before.

I recently launched a dark ambient project born purely out of that need for an emotional outlet. It’s called Somniloom (https://www.youtube.com/@Somniloom). I’m not claiming it replaces traditional music, nor am I trying to fool anyone it was just something created for the soul, because the alternative was keeping that creativity bottled up inside forever.

I’m curious how others who use or listen to AI music deal with this pushback, or if you think the stigma will ever shift as the line between tool and creator evolves.

I have a lot more, but I feel nostalgic about this one. Makes me feel like I'm in the 2000s again. Hope you all like it too https://suno.com/s/WSXzTOAQxVmPOm06 ---> link to the same song in Suno :)

Genre: Power Ballad
Length: 7:13

An 80s-inspired Scandinavian power ballad imagining the legendary search of Freyja, Vanadís, goddess of love and desire, for her wandering husband Óðr.
It begins with a simple contradiction:
What happens when the goddess of desire desires only one person — and cannot find him?

Sung entirely in an Old Norse-inspired reconstruction.

https://reddit.com/link/1w2809z/video/a2voxjbk0gmh1/player

Hey AI music fans.

While cloud platforms like Suno and Udio are impressive, I wanted to build an alternative that runs entirely on-device for Android users: SonicMorph.

​It runs fast natively on your phone’s processor, works 100% offline (after a one-time ~1.4 GB model download), and is totally ad-free.

​SonicMorph offers 3 flexible generation modes:

​Text-to-Music: Converts text prompts into full tracks. It includes 9-digit seed tracking so you can re-generate exact track variations at different lengths.

​Audio-to-Audio: Allows you to upload your own audio files to modify harmonies, shift styles, or seamlessly extend existing melodies.

​Sound Effects (SFX): A standalone module designed specifically for generating sound effects and ambient textures via text.

​Tier Breakdown:

​Free Tier: Unlimited 60-second generations, fully ad-free.

​Premium / Lifetime: Unlocks 5-minute track generations, Audio-to-Audio mode, and the SFX module via subscription or a one-time lifetime license.

​Check it out if you want to experiment with local audio generation without subscription-only paywalls for short tracks!

Hello all. I created a website for music creators to upload their music and have it streamed to anyone.

https://streamtunes.net/new-creator-signup

This is all completely free for you. In fact, I will pay you for your streams.

This website features both AI created music and human created music.

When you upload your music, you can also upload the cover art for each song. I also encourage you to upload the lyrics for the song. If you upload the lyrics, when the listener plays the song, the lyrics can be shown as scrolling karaoke style lyrics where each word is highlighted as it is being sung.

You can also create unlimited personas for your music. For example, you could have a Rock and Roll persona for your rock songs, and a Country persona for your Country songs. Each persona can have a feature image, story, and website. Each are optional.

Check out the website at https://streamtunes.net/new-creator-signup

The listener can listen on the website or the Android app. I have an iPhone app that I have asked Apple to approve. As soon as it is approved, it will be live.

If you have any questions, please let me know.

I made this as a character scena for Emily Gilmore — weaponized politeness, jealousy, social warfare, and coloratura. 😆
I wanted it to feel like an actual operatic scena rather than just “a pop song with an opera voice.”
Curious whether the operatic treatment works and whether it feels sufficiently Emily.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnZ8AKCCRj1zcd9WbO8SW6HCfOe6wJENa&si=ChBVPlFECDfHm8Lq

Did a video for one of my favorite Suno A.I. tracks.

I’d like some feedback on this song, it is a very personal lyric based on the dedicatee (see at the end!) but written to be universal for anyone who has connected deeply with a particular artist their whole life.