"Duet" is the first release from Rob Lewis' third studio album Dialogue In Bloom centred around the theme of music and Artificial Intelligence.

 "Duet" serves as a deliberate exploration into the realm of human collaboration with AI, offering a simplistic yet profound portrayal of this intersection. The composition strategically employs the cello, a notably expressive instrument, juxtaposed against a synth. This deliberate contrast not only highlights the emotive capabilities of the cello but also underscores the integration of technology in the form of a synthetic element.

The harmonies within "DUET" are particularly noteworthy, shaped by AI suggestions, demonstrating the direct influence of artificial intelligence on the creative process. This collaboration between human expression and AI-generated suggestions adds a layer of complexity to the music. Additionally, I took the liberty of further manipulating these harmonies, infusing the composition with a unique blend of human touch and technological innovation.

In essence, "DUET" can be viewed as a raw beginning, serving as the introductory canvas to the broader narrative of the album. It encapsulates the fundamental theme of the entire project—human-AI collaboration—by presenting a sonic dialogue that sets the tone for the innovative exploration that follows throughout "Dialogue in Bloom."

Duet

Lost Signal is the second single from Rob Lewis's new album Dialogue In Bloom. Lost Signal is an intimate piece for solo piano where chord progressions are shaped by chat GPT suggestions. The track focuses on the idea of collaborating with AI to find alternative starting points when composing, pulling the composer away from pre-determined musical habits.

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Binary Colours is the lead third single from Rob Lewis's forthcoming album Dialogue In Bloom. The record’s lead single ‘Binary Colours’ is blissful but melancholic, building and swelling towards a
brilliant crescendo underpinned by stunning cello parts and rumbling keys

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