Type a feeling. We search every record on the shelf as you go, or make you a new one: ten original tracks, a cover, and a film behind every song.
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How a record gets made
A one-line feeling makes a poor music prompt, so a planner first commits to a sonic palette for the whole record: the recurring instruments, a key centre, the production character. Then it writes each of the ten tracks against that palette, with an exact tempo, a key, and a role in the sequence.
Only those expanded prompts reach the music model, which is what keeps ten separately recorded songs sounding like one artist made them. The same pass paints the cover and writes a short film for every track, all drawn from the same world.
About three and a half minutes, start to finish. Ten songs, one artist.