Take some lyrics from some fairly light-weight 1960s pop songs, mostly long-forgotten, and breath new life into the lyrics with modern arrangements and this is what you get. You've got to take at least one listen and you will be hooked! 

AI Collective - 1960s Covers (Like you wont believe!)

A new take on a classic 1960s pop song but with a whole new take on the song. Same lyrics, but entirely different modenr arrangement. Take a listen, you will be amazed!

I'm Telling You Now

01 AI Collective - I'm Telling You Now (Freddy & The Dreamers)

A new take on a classic 1960's pop song but with a whole new vibe for the song.  Same lyrics, but entirely different modern arrangement. Take a listen, you will be amazed!

Tell Me When

03 AI Collective - Tell Me When (The Applejacks)

I Go To Pieces

02 AI Collective - Go To Pieces (Peter & Gordon)

She's In Town

04 AI Collective  - She's In Town (The Rockin' Berries)

Warner Bros. Music Inc.

05 AI Collective - You were on my mind (Crispin St Peters)

Hi all, so from 2016 to 2024 I assembled and produced a large collection of covers of many of my favorite tunes as my own hobby (and many during COVID lock-downs!) and I have accumulated over 2,900,000 plays across the world which is awesome!

I am much more of a producer that a musician. These first 8 years of my music was mostly based on midi cover tracks often downloaded from the Internet but heavily reproduced and re-imagined variously on my two Yamaha keyboards (Clavinova and PSR 975), but also using PC midi editing & DAW software.

Towards the end of that period, I added some of my more original electronic music which I produced over the past two decades under the name of Funkleberry in order to consolidate my Soundcloud accounts. 

But in 2024 I got into AI music generation and I am now  a freelance sonwriter and AI music producer. It's been a fun journey!

My first 4 AI Albums can also be found here:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4iZUxtVnHl09U3UJ0nbt2L OR

in Apple music (search Funkinova and/or AI Collective)

If you like anything you hear, please pass them on!