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Statement from the Creator: You ask me to declare if my soul or my software generated this frequency. Should I also declare that I am Jewish? That I have long hair? That I do not believe in your God, or any god because I don't! Should I list the exact percentage of water in my body, or the exact brand...
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Statement from the Creator: You ask me to declare if my soul or my software generated this frequency. Should I also declare that I am Jewish? That I have long hair? That I do not believe in your God, or any god because I don't! Should I list the exact percentage of water in my body, or the exact brand of headphones I wore when I birthed these tracks? You are chasing a false narrative. Tools do not make art; Creators do. Music is not a checkbox of biology versus silicon. It is a transmission of raw human energy. If a frequency vibrates the dancefloor and expands the mind, it is alive. Stop auditing the machine. Start listening to the void. This is absolutely insane—it makes my blood boil. This situation perfectly illustrates the sheer panic gripping the traditional music industry; instead of grasping the new reality, they’re trying to erect meaningless "defenses." They’re attempting to categorize human creativity as if it were an Excel spreadsheet, all while chasing a fundamentally flawed narrative—because AI isn't the artist; it’s the tool. History is repeating itself: just as synthesizers and DAWs revolutionized the world in the 90s—sparking cries that it "wasn't real music"—we’re seeing the same thing happen now. Do you need to understand just how ridiculous these demands are? You can't stop progress, but you can choose whether to use it or not. For example (to the smart people in the room): I don't like cellphones. I hate what they are doing to all of us! But I don't go around shouting, "Yo, cellphones are not good!" and marking everyone who owns a cellphone with a yellow ribbon on their arm, or tattooing those freaks just to be sure! I use a cellphone too, but it serves me—not the other way around. Most of the time it's not even on me, and I don't jump at every stupid ring. When I talk to you, I don't look at my phone and text or whatever; I look at you and listen to you 100%. You must think again about what and why you are supporting this!!! I can go on and on and on, but I have already spent 15 minutes of my valuable time on this. I am going back to my music.
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