Ready to have your mind blown? Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged in the music industry with its very first producer!
SKYGGE might look like your average up-and-coming artist on Spotify, with just a couple of tracks to the name. It’s actually a part-human-part-computer duo between French producer Benoit Carré and the AI program called Flow-Machines. An AI co-producer is behind two new tracks, “In the House of Poetry,” and “Hello Shadow” featuring Jack Ü collaborator Kiesza.
It’s almost freaky how good this sounds!
Hello Shadow – Kiesza & SKYGGE
And even freakier knowing these Flow-Machines carry the power to crank out hits like this in just a matter of moments. Francois Pachet is the mastermind label behind it all, recently hired by Spotify as an expert on AI-composed music. He created Flow Records, a label created to “produce music composed with AI.”
“Ballad Of The Shadow” was the first track produced by SKYGGE a.k.a. Benoit Carré & Flow-Machines. SKYGGE then opened the Flow-Machines studio to other artists with the curiosity of meeting the AI music producer. Which brings us to “Hello Shadow” and a bright future of many collaborations still to come.
“Flow-Machines is a new way of doing and exploring the creative process, paying more attention to the essence of music using the fantastic power of artificial intelligence.”
Learn more about SKYGGE here.
This article was first published on Your EDM.
Source: The World’s First Artificial Intelligence Music Producer Is Here
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