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Welcome to AI Music Lab, the podcast where we experiment and explore music with artificial intelligence. In this podcast, we’ll be discussing the use of AI to create, analyze, and enjoy music; as well as how these habits are edging into the classroom. We’ll learn about the latest tools and techniques, the challenges and opportunities, and the ethical, social, and commercial implications of the use of AI. Whether you’re a musician, educator, or just curious about AI, this podcast is for you. Join us in this journey of discovery and creativity, and let’s see where AI can take us.
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On this episode we discuss some recent trends in AI music. First, we discuss a jazz vinyl record that is being sold on Amazon using AI images, videos, and text in the packaging and to promote it. Then, we discuss a Rick Beato video from YouTube where he discusses how Rhett Shull had his video imitated by others using AI. Let’s get into it.
Episode #48
<p>On this episode we wrap up the spring semester 2026. We talk about how we’ve used AI in our classes, and how students are using AI over time. We also discuss how Gen Alpha and Gen Z are using AI and how they differ. And finally, we share some videos that Frank’s class made using AI for a battle of the band’s assignment. Plus a little Spotify AI note. Let’s get into it.</p>
AI Music Lab
<p>On this episode we talk about the latest lawsuit against Google’s music services for copyright violations from independent artists. Then we discuss how AI is changing the Hollywood and Bollywood industries. And finally, we revisit the Flow Music app, previously called Producer AI, how it has evolved and what it could sound like now and in the future. Let’s get into it.</p>
Episode #46
<p>On today’s episode we revisit Episode 41 that was taken down for copyright violations, edited, and then resubmitted online. Then we update what four different cases of AI music are up to now. We start with The Velvet Sundown, then discuss The Band Black. And then in the second half we talk about the Neon Oni and Sienna Rose. Which of these artists are becoming more or less successful in the AI music space? Let’s get into it.</p>
Episode #41
<p>On this show discuss AI in jazz education, Stefon Harris and his app Harmony Cloud. Then we review AI soul covers of Nirvana and the Wu Tang Clan. And finally overall how AI could be and should be used in education. Let’s get into it.</p>
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