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(Spotify) 

https://open.spotify.com/track/1H8epTmf1Nv7JmsS71lYi1?si=YOPxkAeuQimDBOupVXAjGg&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A4Xc9RFpCX7S9nxUNa186ym


A musically untrained composer who can’t play any instruments, releases an album with the aid of AI musicians. 

Simon Mark Smith releases album which includes 12 songs created with AI musicians.

Can you tell the difference between human or computer made music?

Simon Mark Smith is a singer songwriter, writer, painter, digital artist and photographer, who lives in Eastbourne on the South Coast of England. He has been involved with computers and art since 1981 and is currently one of only a few people who use virtual musicians to create mainstream music. Simon is a product of our times; he is not musically trained and due to his disability cannot play musical instruments. So instead of relying on musicians to help him write songs he has harnessed technology to do so. He has learned to use a wide range of software to both create and produce songs. His latest album consists of 17 songs, 12 were produced with his virtual musicians.

Dangerous Things will be released on CD on August 1st, meanwhile it can be streamed or downloaded via the major digital distributors (Spotify, Amazon and Apple)

For further information:

Email info@simonmarksmith.com

EPK: http://www.simonmarksmith.com/dangerous-things-epk/

In depth Album information: http://www.simonmarksmith.com/dangerous-things-album/

Unsigned British rock band with melodic blues influences

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