AI Music: Musicians Weigh In On The Future Of Music
AI music is rapidly taking over the industry, with platforms like SUNO allowing users to create full songs at the push of a button.
While this technology feels revolutionary, it has left many musicians crying out in frustration. They are losing out on work and creative space. What once took hours or even days to write, record, and master can now be done in minutes.
For many brands and content creators, AI music seems like the cheapest and fastest option. They can easily generate songs without needing real singers or producers. However, this shift comes at a cost. Authenticity — the soul of music — is slowly slipping through the cracks.
The new generation, especially Gen Z, seems to embrace AI-generated songs, connecting with its catchy and instant appeal. Yet behind the beats lies a growing concern: the heart of real music is fading. AI doesn’t feel pain, love, or passion — but it’s now remixing and recreating human-made songs in seconds.
AI music isn’t just here to stay — it’s here to dominate. And while it may define the future, it’s doing so at the expense of the traditional art of making music. The question remains: is innovation worth the death of authenticity?
