AI Generated Song Grammy Submission: Just now, something cool and new happened! There’s a song with Drake and The Weeknd’s voices, made by AI! What do you know? Even a Grammy Award is being considered for giving. Ghostwriter released a song called “Heart on My Sleeve” in April, but it was later removed from popular streaming platforms. The song was nominated for Best Rap Song and Song of the Year despite the artists’ limited involvement and unclear AI rules from the Recording Academy.
Harvey Mason Jr., head of the Recording Academy, discussed new AI song rules. He said project makers could still win Grammys. Mason said we won’t consider it disallowed if a person wrote the words, made the music, and a robot sang it. This helps us gauge the problem’s difficulty. He clarified that the AI couldn’t win awards, only the human parts could.
Universal Music Group, which oversees Drake and The Weeknd’s label Republic Records, requested “Heart on My Sleeve” removal from platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal. But the song is back on unofficial sites, raising questions about its profitability and eligibility for a Grammy. The academy wants a song that’s easy to find and listen to in shops, online, or through streaming services.
Notice: New song “Whiplash” by Ghostwriter. AI is used to mimic Travis Scott and 21 Savage’s sound. Using AI voice filters for music raises moral and legal questions, especially regarding artist identity and copyrights. Ghostwriters can alter our perception of music creation and award recipients.
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A Ghostwriter team member told NYT that “Heart on My Sleeve” was submitted to the Grammys. Ghostwriters wrote song lyrics and copied voices to sing the lines. This exceeds the music world’s perception of reality. The songwriter, not the performer, gets both awards, making the talk harder to follow.
Many debate if the song should qualify for the Grammys, but it demonstrates AI’s improving ability to create art like humans. As AI becomes more involved in art, the Recording Academy may need to revise its rules to adapt to new technologies. The Recording Academy asked to tell more. We’re waiting for a comment that may clarify things.
Our Reader’s Queries
What AI-generated song was nominated for a Grammy?
Ghostwriter, a musician utilizing AI, contributed to a song that is now being considered for two Grammy nominations. The enigmatic creator, known only as Ghostwriter, released the song Heart on My Sleeve, sparking the debate of whether artificial intelligence could potentially lead to a Grammy win.
How do I submit my song to Grammy consideration?
All members of the Voting and Professional Recording Academy can submit recordings for consideration through the GRAMMY Online Entry Process (OEP) from GR&G.
How much does it cost to submit a song to the Grammy?
Online Entry Process (OEP) for Awards
Get in early for discounted rates! The Early Bird Pricing is from July 17 to July 31. After that, the Standard Pricing period is from August 1 to August 24. For members, the fee is $40 (after using 5 courtesy entries) during the Early Bird period and $75 (after using 5 courtesy entries) during the Standard Pricing period. Media companies can enter at a cost of $65 during the Early Bird period and $95 during the Standard Pricing period. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to showcase your work and win accolades!
Who is Ghostwriter 977?
The mysterious ghostwriter977 remains an enigma, but the user did reveal being a ghostwriter who earned very little while major labels reaped the rewards. Speculation continues to swirl around the true identity of ghostwriter977.