Welcome to Week 1 of the Jack Righteous Weekly AI Music Strategies. Our mantra here is simple: Create what you love — love what you create. This week isn’t about chasing the “perfect” generation. It's about connecting with something real inside the music. Yes, it’s Valentine’s Day week, so the default theme might feel like romantic love — maybe even sexy love — and that’s totally fine if that’s what speaks to you. But this challenge is really about something deeper. Love for a person. Love for faith. Love for family. Love for healing. Love for hope. Love for a dream you’re chasing. Find something personal that matters to you right now. Stretch a little beyond what’s easy. Let the music and the vocals help you reach that feeling — not just describe it. Your goal is to finish one song that actually moves you. Use the Weekly AI Music Progress Dashboard to track your work and generate your share-back post: https://jackrighteous.com/pages/weekly-ai-music-progress-dashboard (The dashboard helps you capture progress and build a recap to share here.) Important for New Members and Beginners If you’re new to AI music or feeling unsure where to start — you’re in the right place. We’re kicking off our first series of Classroom posts this week, built specifically to walk beginners step by step through: • setting clear creative goals • shaping emotion and style • choosing strong versions • refining songs with intention These will be simple, practical, and easy to follow. If you’re already creating confidently, you’re welcome to jump straight into the weekly challenge — and you’ll also have access to the Classroom lessons for deeper strategy and custom reviews. Helpful Guidance for This Week - Weekly AI Music Strategies Hub https://jackrighteous.com/pages/weekly-ai-music-strategies

Welcome! 👋This community is about building real AI music projects — not just random generations. Take 1 minute to introduce yourself so we can support each other better. Copy and fill in: Name / creator name: AI music tool you use (Suno, etc.): Main genre or style: What you’re working on right now: What you want help with most: Link to a track (optional): I’ll start in the comments 👇