So this is my second experiment with made up words. In a way, it's an experiment with Dadaism that goes all the way back to the Ball manifesto. On the other hand, it's also sort of an experiment to replicate the dissonance you get when listening to K-pop as an American.
I'm gonna flesh this out, and see what happens. Maybe see if I can make it more dancy.
Rendered out the whole thing, and it felt flat. So here's a more energetic second draft. It's fun, a little sexy, vaguely sounds like similar experiments of this type that you might have seen before.
Interesting quirk in suno is that when you mix english with a made up language, the machine thinks you're transliterating korean, lol. And the problem with that is when you happen to pick some of the words I did, totally unintentionally... I'm just concerned it wasn't good.
With this new one, I told the machine to think about infectious south american pop with a good consistent beat, which is actually interesting, and works a lot better for the purposes of the experiment. Although, it gives it this sort of character that's eerily similar to past experiments other people have done in this category.
It's like I was saying about AI music deja vu. You can listen to original compositions created with AI, and hear echoes of other things, even if it's not obvious. And I actually think that's one of the things that makes music AI so freaking interesting. Even when you invent an entirely new language for a song to be sung in, it still happens. Cool, right?
I haven't had that happen with art AI, but people tell me they experience the same thing there too.
Anyway babies, enjoy the track.
I love you all.