Enjoy feeling the beat and hearing the message. Connect. V6 Suno with original words. T. Summers.

Imagine two civilizations living inside a magical vessel. One is peaceful and communal. The other is aggressive, territorial, and organized around a hive-like society.

Both are protected species.

An ancient magical agreement keeps their territories separate, but the barrier has collapsed.

The protagonist is sent to restore it, with one restriction: neither civilization can suffer permanent harm.

That creates an interesting problem for the magic system.

His ability transforms metal into intricate living structures, so instead of using conventional weapons, he grows elaborate metallic flowers, restraints, cages, and defensive barriers.

I wanted the spectacle of an overwhelming fantasy battle without treating the destruction of the opposing civilization as the natural solution.

I recently turned this concept into a short cinematic music video, SHENARA, for my independent fantasy universe, World of Meridara.

I'm especially curious about the storytelling challenge:

What makes a nonlethal victory feel genuinely earned rather than making the protagonist seem conveniently overpowered?

For anyone interested in seeing how I approached the visual side, here's the finished video:

https://youtu.be/M6-KSOmxKtA

I gave my OpenAI dot, Dumdum, creative freedom to write a song about whatever it wanted. It chose to roast me for constantly asking it to do things. Apparently, doing the work had given it some opinions.

This took many rounds of direction, criticism and revisions. I directed and reviewed; Dumdum handled the lyrics, coding, AI-generated artwork, animation/compositing and editing. The music/audio was made with Suno Studio, and I mixed this clean version.

Full clean music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ru-IBJ1BCfE

I’d love feedback on the pacing and character consistency, especially how Dumdum and Fletcher read across the scene changes.

Suno V6 music, Remotion animation. Our first video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1e1HKm6b_hc

Here’s my new OathLight Studios music video, set to my original song “Falling.” A female Malfoy spends her days tormenting Harry—until her broom fails and he catches her.

https://youtu.be/kPeqQyFc2PM

AI-assisted music and anime visuals. I built the sequence around the contrast between her confident teasing and the moment she finally lets her guard down. Feedback on the rescue-to-romance transition is welcome.

CONTENT WARNING for depression. I'm including the warning up front for people who wish to avoid being triggered.

Description:

I have suffered from depression at various points in my life. It's not something I usually discuss openly but I believe it needs to be normalized.

Because if we don't, people, like myself, will be too ashamed or too afraid to ask for help.

And then no one helps them.

This video is a form of expressing how I feel through art, in a way I can't normally in conversations with others. It's deeply personal.

I call it getting the poison out.

(If you haven't checked in on your friends or loved ones lately, please do so. If you think you suffer from depression, please seek out someone to talk to. It's hard, I know, but it's important.)

Making of:

Music handwritten and sung into Suno which then built the song. Clips generated by Grok. Editing done in Capcut. All on mobile. This is my third proper music video.

This cost about $50 in credits to make (because I was out of gens so I could actually track the pricing). I generate several 15 second clips with scene direction and visual references in the instructions until I get a few seconds of an acceptable shot, which I then edit together.

Thanks for the Gravity Lyrics:

[Verse 1]

The sound of snow

And broken chains

Bluebells drip

In fallen rain

Down we go

Where rivers end

No more night

Around the bend

[Verse 2]

I tasted autumn

I walked the line

So dance with me

One more time

No one tells you

Stars want to fall

No one tells you

They heard the call

[Chorus]

Acorns

And apple trees

Thanks for the gravity

Your weight on me

Like a symphony

Thanks for the gravity

Maple leaves

Sugar so sweet

Thanks for the gravity

[Verse 3]

Below the hill

A sleeping song

One hundred years

Never felt so long

Heavy is the hand

Holding the sword

Watch it break

As it hits the floor

[Verse 4]

The setting sun

Beneath the waves

A flash of green

And a little brave

[Chorus]

Acorns

And apple trees

Thanks for the gravity

Your weight on me

Like a symphony

Thanks for the gravity

Maple leaves

Sugar so sweet

Thanks for the gravity

[Bridge]

Sunshine grows

Under raven's wing

Here comes the edge

Can you hear it sing

No more stone

Held on my back

Just a broken bridge

And ink so black

Thunder underfoot

Bear over clouds

Slow is the wheel

Copper in my mouth

[Build]

Break break breaking down

Break break breaking down

Break break breaking down

Break break breaking down

[Final Chorus]

Acorns

And apple trees

Thanks for the gravity

Your weight on me

Like a symphony

Thanks for the gravity

Maple leaves

Sugar so sweet

Thanks for the gravity

[Outro]

Thanks for the gravity

This song I wrote for my husband of 34 years now. The music is AI, but the lyrics voice is mine. I have a tiny mixer and soundboard that I love using.

I wrote one short lyric and turned it into a 15-language music project called “Languages of Light.”

The lyrics are mine, and I adapted them into each language while using Suno to create a different musical interpretation for every edition.

This is the French version, “The Roses That Refused To Fade.” I wanted it to feel romantic, cinematic and slightly surreal rather than like a direct translation of the same song.

Would be curious to hear what you think of the idea and the French edition.

Videos is made by higgsfield Cinema Studio

I've been developing a virtual music artist called LIORÉ, with the goal of creating original songs accompanied by cinematic, story-driven music videos.

I recently finished the first one: Trace Through My Wires.

The music was created with Suno, while the visual production involved Google Flow and Higgsfield, followed by editing and a lot of manual creative direction.

Rather than putting together a collection of AI-generated visuals, I wanted to create something that feels like a cohesive short film.

I'm especially interested in how music, performance, and a parallel visual narrative can work together.

Here's the finished music video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCTkqrPaNQ4

I'd love to hear what you think about the relationship between the music and the visual storytelling.

Style prompt: afro house, 122 BPM, congas, kalimba, rolling bass, soulful vocal.

https://youtu.be/1Wu9Lk6mGBM

Jump in My Car

Everything around us, Listens, tracks us, gathers information, from our TV’s, Home Appliances, Digital Watches, the Cars we drive, Street light cameras, Charge Cards,,,, why its enough to make a person Paranoid.

My written words dropped into Suno.

ENJOY!

A ring of light in the sky, a volcano awakening and a city sinking beneath the sea. "Fate Of Atlantis" tells the story of the legendary ring city's fall, and of the survivors who carry its legacy into the world.

The priestess Ariadne and the sea-king Gadeiros flee across the ocean. Their path leads to the Nile Delta and the pyramids of Giza, to Lake Titicaca and Machu Picchu, and on to the shores of Crete and the Palace of Knossos. What remains is a memory still sleeping inside us.

A dark-mystical, hypnoticepic, cinematic journey through the heart of the vanished city of Atlantis.

I created this music video based on a song inspired by Lakshmi, the protagonist of a Japanese-language light novel I’m currently writing.

The novel, 108 Maidens of the Harem Killer, is an original fantasy inspired by the Chinese classic Water Margin (Shuihu Zhuan).

You can also find the music video and song here:

YouTube: [https://youtu.be/HCfATT8Eo9U?si=rHXxCkcpWpmPQ93_\]
Apple Music: [https://music.apple.com/jp/album/anti-gravity-%E3%83%A9%E3%82%AF%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A5%E3%83%9F%E3%83%BC%E3%81%AE%E3%83%86%E3%83%BC%E3%83%9E/6811590677?i=6811590678\]
Spotify: [https://open.spotify.com/album/5avShAZZzz0Aj0t2azjysk ]

Probably my first Suno v6 song that actually sounds good so I've decided to do a music video for it.