This track brings two Sinners together to share their stories. Big Ben, a London immigrant, and Sinn's Disciple, a Withmore native, trade verses over a gritty, bass-heavy reimagining of Bill Withers' "Ain't No Sunshine".
Lyrics and beat by me, vocals made with suno ai.
This was (maybe is?) the beginning of a project I was (am?) working on. I just sort of didn't want to continue to spend time on something for nobody to listen to, you know?
You are super talented and very inspirational with your work! Keep it up, I love having stuff I can bump on in the background to get me in the cyberpunk mindset.
I'll play too. I finally got the 'sound' right, but as soon as I did, it started abruptly ending the audio. I'll work on it, but this is what I have so far.
@Manywaters - Electric Boy Electric Girl will probably be stuck in my head now. Some very good techno drops in there. Love it.
@twinklingsymphonies - I always struggle with this in Suno, because the AI tries to fill like every moment with lyrics. Same thing I had when building my red suns song. But the small instrumental break you found in red rising has some sort of Deus ex vibes! And the sort of dual-voices in the chorus of Watchman is hard to accomplish, and the guitar solos are great!
@sindome music - where do you get the images, and what do you use for your mixing / compiling?
That said, it also explicitly says the lyrics themselves will take precedence over the tags you specify.
I'm still very much playing with it and just writing random crap to test the AI's response to how I'm building the song structure. It seems to do better with proper, flowing sentences, white space is treated as a break, and you can insert random words like "Yeah", or "Oh!" to create another break in the lyrics. '[Bridge]' also seems to do well between verses, where you don't want to insert a chorus. As a final note, the wiki says it does best with 8 line verses, but depending on how you write 4, you can have good results there too.
The version 2 of 'For The Love of Chyen' turned out better than the first.
After at least 20 tries over more than an hour and a lot of fine tweaks to the style and lyrics I got the other big song that most people would recognize and pretty close to the way I imagined it:
I did not write this. This was written almost 30 years ago, in game, and I do not know if the style or sound fit the original author's intention, but hopefully they'll appreciate it all the same (I like how it turned out, personally). This is also an example of how the platform will ignore your style prompt to generate something that seems to suit the flow of the lyrics.
The second is the last link I'm going to share for this character and that's actually the playlist I been putting together. It has songs I haven't put links for here, yet:
Happy holidays y'all. Here's a tune from Withmore's newest immy, PIMPMORE, who is bragging about all the nurses, tailors, and joys who adore him in his new hit single "Postcards from Withmore".
I decided to plug in a lot of @slang for the sake of the image of this immy desperately trying to fit in by using as much lingo as he can muster in his raps.
Postcards From Withmore gets a 1000/100 score from me! Both that an 2moro had me nodding my head to the beat, but it was Postcards' graphic art that earns a finger heart.
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GATO548 posts
Thanks Lena! I'm working on an Clone Angel song right now, but making some tweaks to it so it might be tonight before I can post it.
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BAKALAKA129 posts
Brother Elias comes straight from the church on Gold with a gritty voice to deliver raps to the masses of Withmore.
I keep losing track of that one quote about spaces in between places. Forget if it is a Y.T. from snow crash quote, or a gibson quote. Either way…here's another sindome-inspired music video. Sorry about the watermark.
