Undoubtedly one of the hot topics of the moment is the furore over the covers generated by the use of artificial intelligence, also known as AI. With its lovers and detractors, this striking technology opened up a new paradigm not only in musical composition (for example, instances where ChatGTP was used to create songs), but also in the ease of copying and reproducing almost exactly. the voice of a recognized artist.
It’s really amazing how, from creating a model of a particular singer’s voice, several people have come up with some impressive results. Over the past few weeks, an infinite number of creations have emerged, as different as they are fun, and that is why in this note we have chosen five AI-generated covers that deserve to be heard.
Michael Jackson – “I can feel it coming” (The Weeknd)
When The weekend audience starboy in 2016, one of the songs that stood out was “I feel it coming“, track which closes the album and which also had the collaboration of dumb punk. However, what most attracts the attention of the public who has just arrived on the work of the Canadian, is the resemblance of his tone of voice to that of michael jackson. This similarity was more than accredited thanks to a YouTube user who took the trouble to put the King of Pop’s voice in the aforementioned song.
Kanye West – Passion Fruit (Drake)
“passion fruitwas the title track of the mixtape released by Duck in the year 2017 called more life. Composed of a sizzling beat that unfolds in tropical house and skewed R&B, the song became an instant classic for the Canadian rapper. Although since its release it has been covered by many artists such as Paramore, Dua Lipa and Benny Sings, now we can find out how it is heard in Kanye West’s voice thanks to a version made with AI.
Dua Lipa – “Diamonds” (Rihanna)
If there’s anything great to see, it’s when an artist performs the songs of those who came before them to lead the way, or those who were a big influence to start cementing their careers. Such Rihanna as Doua Lipa They have become essential references in world pop, representing different generations. Although the crossover between the two is still up in the air at this time, It’s nice to hear how “Diamonds” would sound in the author’s voice. nostalgia for the future.
Jay-Z – “First Class” (Jack Harlow)
“First classwas the second advanced single that Jack Harlow released from his file Go home, you miss the kids. As its title suggests, the song recounts Harlow’s experiences in fame and fame and success while watching the world from the sky in first class. Although at first glance they don’t have much to do, what other artist could speak of success if not hip-hop mogul Jay-Z.
Charly Garcia – “Spector” (Random 2018)
“The best Charly was the 80s”, goes the popular saying. And the reality is that it’s hard to refute that claim as during this decade Charly published some of his best work: Go from bed to living room, Modern clicks, piano bar, part of religion And how to attract girls. During these years, not only García’s words were invincible, but also the cadence with which he sang, marked by a sensitive and contagious delicacy that reached the soul. Over time, the years and the excesses, his voice diminished but never died out, and he continued to release records like Randomhis last album released in 2017. Inside there is a song called “Spector” and today we can know how it would sound if Charly had composed it in these years of fullness.
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