Razorlight star Johnny Borrell has claimed that psycho scumbag AI bots are running the industry as he claims large chuncks of music that is released is artificially edited
Decent music and legendary musicians are dying out – because ROBOTS are taking over the industry.
That’s the claim from Razorlight star Johnny Borrell, who has warned large chunks of music released now is artificially edited and is a “highly digitalised”, “almost perfect” version of a voice.
The band are back and say they are now the musicians who will stand out from the crowd – and have promised they will never “sell out” by using AI.
Lead singer Johnny, said: “I think you’d struggle to find any new music that hasn’t been touched – by what I consider – as AI.
“Everything is heavily edited, altered and voices and beats changed to make all aspects perfect at the same time.
“Forget it taking over, it has, and it has for a while. But it’s not something we want, and it’s important for us to stay authentic.
“We love that every time we go on stage anything could go wrong in a split second. That’s live music. And that’s the whole process and the magic of it.
“What’s the point unless you’re making something original that you would listen to as a fan? What’s the point?”
And he warned we are losing the “greats” as decades of artificial music take hold.
He added: “We have the best drummer in the world, why would we want to change any of that?
“But we are in a position where it’s become a level playing field because it’s all been made perfect.
“We are losing being able to say ‘listen to this drummer’ or ‘this voice’, because it’s all being altered.”
The band kick off their tour around the country from April and say it’s the buzz of going live they can’t wait for.
For ticket information, visit https://www.razorlightofficial.com/
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
