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Album 7

Scroll to below the player for short descriptions of each song and style.

My first experiments with AI music... it’s great you can be a boyband, a narrative singer, an indie-pop girl or an eigthties duo, a rockband in a stadium - or even Johnny Bravo. All lyrics are mine and all music (melody, voices, arrangements) on this album is made by Suno. Matching the intent of a song would take me 2-5 days to record it. Suno does that in minutes - and with better results than I can do by myself, I hate to say... But it helps to get my lyrics out there. Enjoy!

 

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The beauty of the strandbeests I saw a documentary about Theo Jansen and his Strandbeests. Very impressive, the artist as well as his work. I’m honored he made a video with it. Singer-songwriter, folky song. 

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Love, laugh, live! Uptempo joyful song, with some extra message: be yourself and respect others. Boyband pop.​​​​​​

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Queen of hearts How well do you know someone if only half of her is shown? Exploring emotional distance and relationship dynamics through the metaphor of a playing card. Jazz-soul, bigband​​​​​​

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Lorie & Layla  Lorie was known as the porn-star Layla - subtitled ‘the lay of LA’. After a short stardom, her particular audience - into extremely large women - lost interest. Sad story. Indie / pop.

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​Make that dollar count We are alle made of elements, that are worth about a dollar... Stadium rock song - a bit out of place here.​

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Music can hit you hard Lyrics based on quotes by Ravel, Victor Hugo, Plato and Bob Marley about music. This is the R&B-version. 

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Perfect pair About a perfect couple that lived only for each other, breaking up after noticing that the world is larger and more interesting with more people. Duet, 80’s pop.

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RIP In the mid-90’s I saw a documentary series about odd people. This song is about a caretaker who fell in love with her deceased customers. True story (Lorie & Layla is from this series too). Indie / pop.

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Meet Johnny Bravo I was in a coverband called Johnny and the Bravo’s. In 2002 I wrote a few songs in the style of the cartoon series. They didn’t make it to the set list ;-). Rockabilly.

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Secrets of seduction Johnny Bravo sharing his knowledge: as always cockey, arrogant, ignorant. He would probably be canceled now - like an early Andrew Tata. Lyrics by JosH, music by Suno.

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Back on track About getting a love back after a dark period of time. Needs work on the lyrics - but here as a reminder to finish it :-). Pop/rock.​

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Let’s skip this Christmas Obvious Chrismas song. ​In two versions: 80’s pop with a female singer and the other with a 90’s boyband. Pop.​

Pretty good... is what SUNO does to the songs. And every song is presented in two versions. Since AI costs a forest, I can’t throw them away...

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In these alternate versions is much worth saving. For the first picks I first and foremost looked at the interpretation of the lyrics and variation in the chords. I would never write a four chord song - let alone a two chord song, as in the first song - but it works pretty well if the main melody and singing have enough varying depth and intensity.

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Most songs are variations in the same style - except for song 8: Music can hit you hard is in R&B here (complete with an excessive ad-libbing singer ;-) . 

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B-side 7

Suno creates multiple versions. My first pick is above, here are ‘the B-sides’ of the same songs.

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