Eddie Dalton had 3 of the top 5 Apple Music songs, and all of the songs released on YouTube have hundreds of thousands of views within just days.

People absolutely love it.

"This song has touched the depth of my soul," one listener wrote on YouTube.

You can listen here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=az5FSZzm-k8

The music literally hits all the right notes. And it's why RIAA and a bunch of studios and music groups are suing the AI services that people are using to make these songs for theft.

It's a valid concern. But on the other hand, so much popular music is already mechanized w/autotune & beats.

And if you are a musician who doesn't fit the corporate mold, you'll never get anywhere unless the algorithm gods rescue you.

In a study commissioned by Deezer, 80% of respondents said they wanted AI music to be labeled as such. But only 45 percent said that they would automatically filter out AI tracks.

According to Deezer, 35% of daily uploads are entirely AI-generated.

So what do the ppl who make AI music say?

Telisha Jones, the creator of a No. 1 R&B persona named Xania Monet says that she writes all of the lyrics herself, and that's what people like.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUBhjOToIC0