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Eric Hal Schwartz

I turned my text messages into a song with Suno and now my dinner plans sound like a pop duet

AI writer.

The week an AI-generated song climbed to number one on iTunes. Despite the legitimate concerns surrounding how AI models produce music, there's no denying its current popularity. Tools like Suno can build a track that outcompetes plenty of other music. And on the more populist side of the charts, AI-generated music is taking over TikTok right now through people transforming their text messages into songs.

You take a real conversation, something casual and unpolished, paste it into Suno, with an optional note about what kind of song you want. The tool handles everything else. It decides what lines should repeat, where the chorus goes, how the vocals should sound, and what kind of music fits the tone. It even expands on the actual text messages for more musical coherence.

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