King Willonius wrote the joke before AI started singing
BBL Drizzy began with a comedian's premise and lyrics, then passed through more than 100 Udio versions and a human decision about which one carried the joke.
Artists shaping AI music
Human-led practices, virtual personas and emerging projects—selected for what they reveal about authorship, process and reach.
People behind the process
The voice is virtual. The songwriter is not.
Xania Monet's songs begin as Telisha Jones's poems and lyrics, then pass through a generative production pipeline that creates the voice and music.
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XMVirtual persona, human stewarded Xania Monet
A virtual R&B and gospel persona with a known human lyricist-steward and documented generative-AI production.
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A prolific cross-platform project with a direct account of human artistry working in partnership with AI.
View profile →GWHuman-directed AI-assisted practice Gary Whittaker / Jack Righteous
A named human creator behind a documented AI-assisted songwriting and production practice.
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