Next week we’re launching our first class, focused on helping you stop random AI song generation and start creating music with real direction and intention. In Week 1, you’ll learn how to: • Start with a song you love (or one you’ve created) • Break down style, vibe, and emotion behind great tracks • Use AI tools like ChatGPT (or similar) to analyze what works • Turn emotions into song ideas and lyrics • Create an intentional finished track using Suno (or your AI music tool) By the end of the week, you’ll have: ✔ a clearer musical style ✔ emotional direction for your songs ✔ multiple creative ideas ✔ one intentional track you’re proud of ✔ control over your AI music process 📌 Bonus topic added to Week 1 We’re also including a real-world AI music case study on the “I Run” controversy and what creators can learn from it. If you’d like to preview the story before class, here’s the breakdown: 👉 https://jackrighteous.com/blogs/news/i-run-ai-song-controversy-creator-lessons We’ll use it to talk about: • AI music rights • platform takedowns • branding and identity risks • protecting your work moving forward More details coming with the class drop next week

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Before our classes begin, it’s important to understand what your creations are for — and what options you have once you start making intentional AI-assisted music. In these classes, you’ll be learning how to: - shape ideas with clear human direction - make creative decisions instead of random generation - build songs with intent, structure, and purpose That matters, because how you create affects what you can do next. Your creations may be used for: • personal projects • learning and experimentation • content and audience building • branding and storytelling • future releases (when done correctly) But AI music also comes with real rules and limits, especially around: • copyright • ownership • platform policies • distribution expectations You don’t need to master the legal side right now — but you do need awareness early, so you don’t create blindly or with false assumptions. If you want a deeper reference on this before classes start, here’s a full guide you can bookmark: 👉 https://jackrighteous.com/blogs/ai-writing/ai-song-creation-copyright-guide We’ll connect creation → rights → next steps throughout the program. More context coming as classes roll out.

Name / creator name: Estreitta AI music tool you use (Suno, etc.): Suno Main genre or style: Lofi Chill Hop What you’re working on right now: Getting files ready for copyrighting lyrics What you want help with most: to get Suno to STOP singing High and runs! lol

Hey everyone — I just want to say thank you for joining the community 🙌 It’s great to see creators from different backgrounds coming together to build real AI music projects (not just random generations). We officially kick things off on Monday, February 2nd with the first full workflow focus. To get everyone ready, I’ve put together a short video explaining: • what we’ll be working on• how the weekly creation system works• how to get the most out of the community 🎥 Watch here: https://youtube.com/shorts/GYNjzitiqqE?feature=share From Monday onward, we’ll be applying real workflows each week — creating, refining, and improving together. If you’d like, drop a quick comment with: - what you’re currently working on - or what you’re hoping to improve most Looking forward to building with you all. — Gary