11/27/2025
AI isn’t the threat. The outdated streaming model is.
AI music itself isn’t “bad” — people are allowed to enjoy whatever art resonates with them.
The real issue is that AI platforms can upload millions of tracks at a time, flooding Spotify and shrinking the royalty pool that artists already struggle to survive on.
But here’s the thing:
Most musicians were never earning a real income from streaming anyway.
The real opportunities today are in connection and community — building deeper relationships with fans and giving them more meaningful ways to support your art.
This is why platforms like and are standing out. They’re proving every day that artists can actually thrive when they focus on direct fan connection instead of chasing pennies from streaming.
Private shows, online hangouts, merch, VIP experiences, exclusive content, early access — this is where artists are finally starting to earn what streaming never paid.
AI can copy patterns, but it can’t copy instinct, experience, or soul.
And it can’t replace the real connection you build with the people your music impacts.
If you’re an artist right now, don’t panic — pivot.
Leverage tech, build community, and step into the opportunities this new era is offering.
The future belongs to connected artists.
Lemme know your thoughts on this!
