I’m trying to understand how people are adapting to the new AI music landscape, especially around Spotify, Deezer, TikTok/SoundOn, DistroKid, and platform detection. A few things I keep seeing discussed: 1. AI music may be getting separated from human artists. Some platforms seem to be moving toward stronger AI tagging, reduced algorithmic support, or different credibility signals for real-world artists. 2. AI disclosure may become unavoidable. Distributors are already asking about AI-generated music, vocals, and lyrics. I’m wondering how people here are handling that honestly without hurting reach. 3. Raw Suno/Udio exports may be risky long-term. Are people still uploading raw exports, or are you now post-processing, stem-splitting, remixing, adding real vocals/instruments, or running tracks through a DAW first? 4. Upload behavior may matter as much as the audio. Bulk uploads, similar track lengths, repetitive metadata, and generic artist personas could potentially look spammy to platforms. 5. Artist positioning may need to change. Instead of pretending an AI project is a traditional band, is it better to position yourself as a producer, curator, composer, or creative director using AI tools? What I’m looking for is practical field advice: - Are you disclosing AI usage on DistroKid or other distributors? - Are you changing your mixing/mastering workflow before release? - Are you spacing out uploads differently? - Are you avoiding certain keywords or artist positioning? - Have you seen any real evidence of deranking, takedowns, reduced reach, or royalty issues? I’m not looking for theory or fearmongering. I want to know what is actually working right now from people releasing AI music in the real market. How are you adapting your workflow?

Hey everyone, happy hump day. Hope your week’s going strong and you’re staying consistent. This is usually the point where people slow down, but this is where we separate ourselves. Keep showing up. Quick friendly note for you all. If you’ve tried to DM me through this free community, just know this account isn’t really monitored for direct messages. I don’t want anyone thinking I’m ignoring them. If you’re looking to message me directly and actually get a response from me, the best place to do that is inside the AI Music Empire community. 👉 Free community: https://www.skool.com/aiguerrilla 👉 Paid community: https://www.skool.com/aimusic I still want you here and active. There’s a ton of value in this group and it’s all free for you to use. Ask questions in the posts, help each other out, and build. I do my best to jump in when I can, but there are a lot of you and I want to make sure I’m giving proper time and attention where it’s promised. If you want closer access, faster help, and direct communication, that’s exactly what the paid community is for. Either way, I appreciate you being here. Keep grinding. Stop consuming, start creating. Perfection is the enemy of progress.

Hey ,I have been building this chanel for some time now but I dont seem to get any meaningful results. Can you take a look at my youtube and tell me if im making any mistakes? https://www.youtube.com/@LuxHarmoniaAether

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Whats up Guerrillas, I found this video really insightful. This is kind of part of the process I’m following right now myself. Separate from just doing AI music, this lays out a pretty simple online success formula for the AI era. Pick a path. Build something. Create content around it. Learn the tools. Get better as you go. Find the monetization paths that actually make sense, then keep stacking skills and systems until it starts compounding. That is really what I’m trying to do right now. Not just chase random trends, but actually understand how all these pieces fit together, content, community, products, services, software, automation, and AI. There are a lot of ways to make money online right now, but most people are still overthinking it, waiting for permission, or bouncing from thing to thing. This video does a good job showing that the opportunity is real, but you still have to pick a lane and execute. Remember, perfection is the enemy of progress. Chin down, eyes up, and look for your way forward in this digital environment. Definitely worth watching if you’re trying to build something in this new AI era.