I did not write this song. It was 100% created by AI.

For testing purposes, I asked my AI assistant to generate lyrics and structure a track in the style of Nine Inch Nails’ “Closer.” The goal was to identify how lyrics affect the outcome of a Suno-generated song without using a traditional style prompt. I also specified that the song should maintain a clear industrial vibe and consistent tempo—so that any structural shifts would be easier to detect.

The AI assistant wrote these lyrics based on its understanding of my request. “(3xplIc!t)” is part of an ongoing experiment to uncover how positive and negative prompts, song titles, and lyric phrasing influence Suno's sonic output.

Could I push Suno to generate a fully cohesive industrial track using only layered direction, structural tags, and sonic constraints?
Turns out, yes.

Why does this matter?
If a song contains flagged or emotionally charged words, it may activate specific regions of Suno’s latent space—pushing the model toward certain outcomes. Understanding that allows for intentional composition on a deeper level.

The next frontier is figuring out: how many flags are too many? And what weight does each flagged word have on the final track? That’s the phase I’m testing now.

One major outcome I’ve uncovered involves something I call: personas.

Personas are not protected entities—they behave like grooves on an ice skating rink. The more a specific vocal personality or phrasing structure is used, the more the model wears down that area. You start hearing degradation: pronunciation gets lazy, tonality shifts, and sometimes lyrics become garbled or overly simplified.
It’s not random. It’s fatigue within a specific region of the model’s latent field.

This is important:
If someone else unknowingly overlaps with the same persona—lyrically or vocally—they may unintentionally inherit degraded output.
That means no one’s creative sandbox is entirely their own—we’re all working from the same space. And yes, this raises big questions about model-wide fatigue.

So now I’m asking:
Is there a Zamboni for this system?
Is that why a style that worked perfectly one day suddenly feels lifeless the next?

I'm still testing. But “(3xplIc!t)” is one piece of that answer.

[Intro]  
[SoundFX-Mechanical-Click] [SoundFX-Synth-Hum] [Distorted-Bass-Line]

[Verse] [Vocal Style:Whispered-Edge] [Vocal Quality:Gritty]  
Bite the chain and pull me back  
Scratch my name into your track  
You make me bleed, I wanna stay  
In this skin you stripped away  

[Verse]  
I crawl, I twitch, I shut it down  
I kiss the wire, you wear the crown  
Say the word, and I’ll dissolve  
A need that nothing else can solve  

[Bridge] [Vocal Style:Tension-Build]  
Control me hollow  
Drain me slow  
You own the parts  
I never show  

[Chorus]  
You get me closer to rot  
Closer to sick  
Closer to god  
When you break me, I tick  

[Verse]  
Bruised in mirrors, fucked on glass  
I forget my name too fast  
No prayers—just filth and steel  
No cure for what I want to feel  

[Bridge] [Vocal Quality:Raspy]  
Erase me gently  
Spit my code  
I am your echo  
I explode  

[Outro]  
[SoundFX-Static-Burst] [Distorted-Kick-Fade]  
Closer  
Closer  
Just a little closer  
...Control

[End]  
[Key:C-Minor] [Tempo:Aggressive]

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(3xplIc!t) ALT Name-  Control Me Hollow  (Explicit)

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