Metallica - Seek & Destroy

Foo Fighters - The Pretender

The Sunday Show, 1970

Iron Man

Iron Man (2012 - Remaster)

Alice in chains - Man in the box

War Pigs / Luke's Wall

War Pigs / Luke's Wall (2012 - Remaster)

"Blue Lightning Storm" is another instrumental that shows how AI keeps opening up new territories for me musically. This one's completely different from my heavy, fast tracks - at 76 BPM in E minor, it's got this massive, anthemic feel that's more stadium rock than speed metal.

The blue guitar surrounded by lightning perfectly captures what I was hearing in my head. This isn't about destruction like "Nuclear" - it's about power and energy that builds into something epic. That slower tempo gives every note room to breathe and really hit hard when it needs to.

I described it as "anthemic, stadium rock, pop rock, r&bish, aggressive and anthemic" because it pulls from all these different influences. The R&B elements give it this groove that my pure metal tracks don't have, but it's still aggressive enough to pack a punch. E minor keeps it moody and powerful without being too dark.

At 76 BPM, every hit matters. This isn't about overwhelming speed - it's about building to these huge, fist-in-the-air moments that would fill an arena. The lightning in the artwork represents those peak moments when the whole track just explodes into pure stadium energy.

This track proved to me that AI doesn't just help with one style of music. Whether I'm hearing brutal 150 BPM metal or slower, anthemic rock like this, the technology adapts to whatever's bouncing around in my brain. "Blue Lightning Storm" is probably my most accessible instrumental yet, but it still hits like a thunderclap when it needs to.

Iron Man (2012 - Remaster)

Black Sabbath