You know what’s funny?
I didn’t set out to share these songs. Not at all.
They were for me just me. Private affirmations I recorded during one of the hardest times in my life.
I wasn’t trying to be an artist. I wasn’t thinking about putting them out into the world.
I just needed something to hold onto… something that sounded like love. Like truth. In a voice I could actually believe in.
But when I played them back… they were beautiful.
I mean, truly beautiful.
And they didn’t just sound good they did something to me.
They helped me remember who I was.
They gave me strength I didn’t know I had left.
And I started thinking… if these songs could do that for me, maybe they could help someone else too.
So let me just say this clearly:
Yes, I used AI to make them.
And no I’m not hiding that, and I’m not trying to fool anybody.
That voice singing? It’s not my vocal cords… but it is my soul.
Every lyric. Every melody. Every ounce of emotion you’re hearing me.
AI didn’t live this life.
AI didn’t cry the tears or survive the storms.
I did.
It just helped me tell the story.
And I know there’s a lot of fear around AI right now.
People are worried it’s going to replace human creativity or take over the music industry or whatever.
But that’s not how I see it.
To me, AI is a tool.
A gift, honestly.
It’s like having a creative partner who shows up on time, every time and never gets tired.
But here’s the real difference:
I wasn’t just messing around with tech.
I was being led.
My angels were with me. My higher self was right there, helping me write every word, guiding every prompt.
That’s why it doesn’t sound robotic.
That’s why it carries weight.
Because it came from something real. It came from me.
And the truth is I’ve always had a connection to music.
When I was younger, I wanted to be a DJ.
Just give me some headphones and a beat and I was good.
My son’s a music producer, so I guess it runs in the bloodline.
I might not sing, but I hear music.
I feel it.
And I knew… if I put my affirmations to melody, it would shift something inside me.
So that’s what I did.
I poured truth over rhythm.
Layered pain over sound.
And somehow, what came out… was me.
Me, rebuilt. In sound.
Now one day, I believe someone well-known will say,
“Hey, let me sing this.”
And when that day comes, I’ll be ready.
But I didn’t wait on that.
I used what I had.
And I created anyway.
So if you’re wondering if AI music can be real…
If it can still carry soul…
Just listen.
I’m not hiding behind a machine.
I’m standing beside a miracle.
Because that’s what AI was for me a miracle.
It helped me speak when I didn’t know how.
It helped me cross over from surviving…
to living.
To being heard.
And if you’re using AI in your own work don’t be ashamed.
Use it with purpose.
Use it with heart.
Because the tech might be artificial…
but you’re not.
You’re the real one.
And if your spirit’s in it people will feel it.
Outro:
This isn’t about replacing the human voice.
It’s about amplifying the human spirit.
And mine?
Well… she’s finally singing.
