Boi-1da Drops A.I. Powered EP 🔥

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Boi-1da’s A.I. Powered EP Officially Drops

The What: BACARDÍ and Boi-1da have dropped "The Concept A.I.bum," a five-track EP produced using generative A.I. trained on Boi-1da's award-winning catalog. The EP, an outcome of BACARDÍ's Music Liberates Music initiative, aims to promote emerging artists while showcasing innovative music-making strategies.

Tell Me More: The EP features the tracks "Something to Prove" by Bellah, "Apollonia" by Floyd Fuji, "All You Wanted" by Kyle Dion, "Ebony" by Blackway, and "Hall of Fame" by Savannah Ré. Boi-1da, thrilled by the collaborative possibilities, praises the utilization of AI to merge his signature style with the artists' individual talents. BACARDÍ's Global Head of Brand Marketing underscores the positive application of AI in nurturing emerging talent while maintaining artistic integrity.

Say Word: This AI-infused music production raises concerns about copyright, ownership, and creative control. However, some experts believe early engagement with AI could grant artists more control over their work, while others question whether AI can replicate artists' true talent or merely create computer-generated cover songs.

Final Verdict: We’re calling this experiment a success. The 5-track EP delivers a sound that closely represents what we’ve come to know Boi-1da for. Each artist was able to complement the production, making this a truly enjoyable listen. 🔥 — Click below to play the EP.

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