This week, host Jorden Guth is joined by SoundStageXperience.com editor Joseph Taylor and SoundStageAccess.com editor Dennis Burger for a wide-ranging debate about AI-generated music—and what happens when machines can make music without musicians.
Is AI music actually art? Does it matter whether a human being created what we’re listening to? Are record companies helping accelerate their own obsolescence? And could the renewed popularity of vinyl, CDs, and other physical media become a form of resistance to a future flooded with synthetic music?
Joseph and Dennis approach the subject from very different perspectives, leading to a discussion that ranges from creativity and artistic intent to streaming economics, record conglomerates, science fiction, bots, and the increasingly blurry line between human- and machine-made culture.
And somehow, amid all of that, there’s still time to discover just how badly Jorden can pronounce “Angine de Poitrine.”
Chapters:
00:00:00 Announcement
00:00:36 Introductions
00:10:35 Isn’t it ironic?
00:20:22 Rage against the machines
00:29:13 The complicity of record conglomerates
00:34:31 Physical media as rebellion?
00:37:40 I have no mouth and I must scream
00:47:26 Who’s listening?
00:49:34 The bots ain’t trying to get laid
00:52:16 Technological Stockholm Syndrome?
00:59:04 The ghosts are becoming machines
01:04:33 Outro music: "I as a Black Hole" by BΔΔ RΔΔ
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