**About This Track**  
This track blends our human creative choices with AI tools to bring our ideas to life uniquely and expressively.

**Creative & Technical Details**  
- **Lyrics**: [All “Alien Garden” song tracks = Ron Cameron]
- **Lyrics**: [All “Bring Your Own Brilliance” = Rob Nelson]  
- **Executive Producer**: [All “Alien Garden” song tracks = Ron Cameron]
- **Executive Producer**: [All “Bring Your Own Brilliance” song tracks = Rob Nelson]
- **Vocals & Instrumentation**: for all song tracks;  Generated using TopMediAI or AIGenMusic.AI  
- **Audio Format & Editing**: for all song tracks: MP3 and WAV files generated by TopMediAI and refined using NCH Software (trims, fades, format conversions)  
- **Stem Splitting**: for all song tracks; LaLaLaLa AI  
- **Cover Art**: all song tracks; Created using Stable Diffusion 3 Online, Aiease.ai, Pollo.ai, and Pixabay artists (Creative Commons)  
- **Song Structure & Mood Profiling**: all song tracks; Cyanite AI

**CHOICES Explained**  
“CHOICES” is our code word for the creative blueprint of each track—instrumentation, vocal tone, genre, tempo, and mood. Every song starts with our direction. The AI supports our choices; it doesn’t make them for us.

**Rights & Licensing**  
As TopMediAI members, we retain full commercial and non-commercial rights to this track under their [Terms & Conditions](https://www.topmediai.com/terms-conditions/). All lyrics, arrangements, and production outputs are considered original works owned by Rob and/or Ron.

**Creative Use & Inquiries**  
We welcome musicians and producers to re-record or adapt our lyrics and music. Please credit us in any future releases that borrow from our work.

For licensing, collaboration, or industry inquiries, contact:  
Bring Your Own Alien Garden
c/o Rob Nelson & Ron Cameron  
1211 Huron Street N., Suite 202  
London, Ontario, Canada  
N5Y 4L1

**A Final Note**  
This track was created with care, creative intention, and love for music that tells a story. Thank you for visiting—your support fuels every note we share.

Things Are Changing [Instrumental Only] [TACH9aINSTR]

Hey, Shut Up! [HSUP2] [REISSUE]

Loving You [LYOU2] [REISSUE]

Life's Life That [LLTH6]

Johnny [JOHN1] [REISSUE]

**About This Track**  
This track blends our human creative choices with AI tools to bring our ideas to life in a unique and expressive way.

**Creative & Technical Details**  
- **Lyrics**: [All “Alien Garden” song tracks = Ron Cameron]
- **Lyrics**: [All “Bring Your Own Brilliance” = Rob Nelson]  
- **Executive Producer**: [All “Alien Garden” song tracks = Ron Cameron]
- **Executive Producer**: [All “Bring Your Own Brilliance” song tracks = Rob Nelson]
- **Vocals & Instrumentation**: for all song tracks;  Generated using TopMediAI or AIGenMusic.AI  
- **Audio Format & Editing**: for all song tracks: MP3 and WAV files generated by TopMediAI and refined using NCH Software (trims, fades, format conversions)  
- **Stem Splitting**: for all song tracks; LaLaLaLa AI  
- **Cover Art**: all song tracks; Created using Stable Diffusion 3 Online, Aiease.ai, Pollo.ai, and Pixabay artists (Creative Commons)  
- **Song Structure & Mood Profiling**: all song tracks; Cyanite AI

**CHOICES Explained**  
“CHOICES” is our code word for the creative blueprint of each track—instrumentation, vocal tone, genre, tempo, and mood. Every song starts with our direction. The AI supports our choices; it doesn’t make them for us.

**Rights & Licensing**  
As TopMediAI members, we retain full commercial and non-commercial rights to this track under their [Terms & Conditions](https://www.topmediai.com/terms-conditions/). All lyrics, arrangements, and production outputs are considered original works owned by Rob and/or Ron.

**Creative Use & Inquiries**  
We welcome musicians and producers to re-record or adapt our lyrics and music. Please credit us in any future releases that borrow from our work.

For licensing, collaboration, or industry inquiries, contact:  
Bring Your Own Alien Garden
c/o Rob Nelson & Ron Cameron  
1211 Huron Street N., Suite 202  
London, Ontario, Canada  
N5Y 4L1

**A Final Note**  
This track was created with care, creative intention, and love for music that tells a story. Thank you for visiting—your support fuels every note we share.

Rearview Mirror [RVMI18] [REISSUE]

New Life [NLIF2] [REISSUE]

Shadow Man [SMAN1] [REISSUE]

One Step At A Time [OSAT6]

One Step At A Time [OSAT3]

Coffee House [CHOU2FO] [REISSUE]

Twas The Night Before Christmas [TTNB3] [REISSUE]

Emotions [EMOT2] [REISSUE]

Old Age [OAGE14] [REISSUE]

Your Friend [YOFR2]

Your Friend [YOFR1]

**About This Track**  
This song blends human creative direction with AI tools to bring our vision to life—merging storytelling, mood, and innovation into a dynamic listening experience.

**Creative & Technical Details**  
- **Lyrics**: Ron Cameron   
- **Executive Producers**: Ron Cameron   
- **Vocals & Instrumentation**: Produced using TopMediAI and AIGenMusic.AI  
- **Audio Format & Editing**: Mixed from MP3/WAV with NCH Software (trims, fades, conversions)  
- **Stem Splitting**: Processed with LaLaLaLa AI  
- **Cover Art**: Created with Stable Diffusion 3 Online, Aiease.ai, Pollo.ai, and Pixabay (Creative Commons)  
- **Song Structure & Mood Profiling**: Cyanite AI

**Our Creative Blueprint**  
“CHOICES” is our internal code for the DNA of each track: genre, vocal tone, tempo, instrumentation, and emotional arc. Every detail is human-directed—AI simply helps us realize it.

**Rights & Licensing**  
We retain full commercial and non-commercial rights under our membership with [TopMediAI’s Terms & Conditions](https://www.topmediai.com/terms-conditions/). Lyrics, production, and arrangement are fully original works by Rob and/or Ron.

**Creative Use & Inquiries**  
Artists and producers are welcome to adapt or re-record our work—please credit us in any public releases. For licensing, collaborations, or sync opportunities, reach out directly:

Bring Your Own Alien Garden  
c/o Rob Nelson & Ron Cameron  
1211 Huron Street N., Suite 202  
London, Ontario, Canada  
N5Y 4L1

**Final Words**  
Each song we share is made with intention, imagination, and care. Thank you for listening—your support brings these stories to life.

The Needy Man [TNMA14]

I poured my heart into this one. ‘Impossible Love’ is about holding on to something you know you can’t have, but can’t let go of either.

I want to be transparent — I used AI tools for brainstorming and generating synthetic vocals, but I created every lyric, melody, and arrangement. I see AI as a creative collaborator, not a replacement.

I hope this track heals you the way it healed me. Thank you for listening. 💔🌹

Lyrics: 
Verse 1:
We knew when to get serious
When to act reckless, wild and free
Knew when to argue just enough
Then laugh ’til we could barely breathe

We knew when to keep secrets
And when to bare our souls
We didn’t mean forever
But somehow lost control

Pre-Chorus:
Acted like kids in love, then old souls intertwined
Every day discovering something new to find

Chorus:
Why do the best relationships start with no intention at all?
Falling when we least expect, like summer fading into fall
We swore we’d never fall in love
Now look at us, breaking rules
The best mistake we ever made
Was me accidentally loving you

Verse 2:
We knew how to be stubborn when kindness wouldn’t do
Acted married twenty years after just a month or two

Never chasing perfection
But perfect’s what we found
In accidental moments
When our walls came tumbling down

Pre-Chorus:
Like teenagers running wild, then wise beyond our years
Somehow we built forever from these careless souvenirs

Chorus:
Why do the best relationships start with no intention at all?
Falling when we least expect, like summer fading into fall
We swore we’d never fall in love
Now look at us, breaking rules
The best mistake we ever made
Was me accidentally loving you

Bridge:
I wasn’t looking when I found you
Heart wide open, falling through
Thought I’d escape without a bruise
But every smile tied me to you
Now I’m hopelessly into you

Chorus (Outro):
Why do the best relationships start with no intention at all?
Falling when we least expect, like summer fading into fall
We swore we’d never fall in love
Now look at us, breaking rules
The best mistake we ever made
Was me accidentally loving you

Impossible Love

Welcome to Basically Done — the beginning of a story that bridges reality and fiction, Appalachia and modern America, the ridge-line quiet of the mountains and the restless hum of the city.
This first-chapter audiobook draws you into a world built from truth, heartbreak, and a stubborn kind of hope. It begins on the day everything changes.

Donald Pickett was a man who believed he had life figured out. For years he worked the glass towers of Charlotte, North Carolina — chasing success, wearing the uniform of ambition, doing everything the world said was “right.” But beneath the suit, something in him was breaking. He saw too much corruption, too much greed disguised as progress, too much silence from people who knew better. Then one day, without warning, the floor gave way. A false accusation, a setup inside the very company he helped build, and his entire career was gone before lunchtime.

That’s where Basically Done begins — at the moment of collapse.

When he walks out of that corporate building with nothing but a box in his hands, the skyline behind him glitters like a false promise. The highways stretch west toward the Blue Ridge, toward the places that still remember who he used to be. Back home in the mountains lies Cedar Knob — an old ridge where his ancestors once stood, where the soil still holds Cherokee memory and the rivers hum with something older than time. That’s where he heads, searching for answers, maybe redemption, maybe peace.

The audiobook opens with “Edge of It All” — a gritty Appalachian-Americana anthem by Pick’s Hideaway Players. The song isn’t just an intro; it’s the heartbeat of the entire saga. Its lyrics echo the novel’s core: what happens when a man loses everything that defined him and must rebuild from the ground up, finding truth not in power or profit but in purpose.

The tone is cinematic — a slow-burn opening like headlights on a two-lane road after rain. You can almost smell the asphalt, the damp pine, the Carolina night air. Donald drives alone, the hum of the tires blending with the rhythm of the song. Memories flash: a house that was never a home, a family fractured by ambition, the slow decay of trust in a world that sells illusion as truth. As he heads toward the mountains, he’s not just leaving Charlotte behind — he’s leaving behind the man he used to be.

This first chapter lays the emotional foundation for the entire Basically Done universe. It’s more than a novel — it’s a vertically integrated creative world: literature, film, and music woven together through a single independent vision. Every chapter carries its own soundtrack. Every song is a reflection of a moment in the story. Every scene is written to feel lived-in, like something you might’ve driven past on Highway 64 or heard whispered in a diner booth on the outskirts of Franklin.

Basically Done captures the cross-roads of modern American identity — the struggle between conscience and comfort, between faith and frustration, between standing up and staying silent. It’s about the ordinary people who still do what’s right when no one’s watching, and the cost they pay for it. It’s also about love — not the polished Hollywood kind, but the raw kind that hurts, heals, and keeps you moving when the rest of the world says quit.

Basically Done (Soundtract of Chapter 1+ Audiobook Intro)

“Vairya” is a word from an ancient language called Avestan. It’s used in Zoroastrianism, one of the world’s oldest spiritual traditions. There’s a sacred phrase: “Asha Vahishta Vairya.” It means something like: “Truth is the best path and it must be chosen.”

I make music for those who feel too much and say too little. I tell stories for the ones walking the knife-edge between madness and meaning. I am not interested in fame, virality, or being seen unless it helps someone else see themselves. 

I am not a performer. I am a mirror. A signal. A cosmic vessel.

Thank you to Everyone, Music Fans and SoundCloud Content Creators for all your support of our creative style. Ron and I are looking forward to creating more song tracks for everyone and exploring creative musical avenues, too. 

Drawing parallels and distinctions between human musicians and AI music generators will help foster understanding while showing respect for traditional songwriting and our innovative work with AI. Here's a thoughtful comparison anyone can use as inspiration for when you receive an message or opinion implying, "...ewww AI...":

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### **Similarities Between Human Musicians and AI Music Generators**

1. **Creative Collaboration**:
   - Human musicians often work together, bouncing ideas off one another to craft a song. Similarly, AI acts as a collaborator in your process—it interprets your ideas, builds on your input, and enhances your vision.

2. **Tools to Realize Ideas**:
   - Just like studio equipment (instruments, synthesizers, recording gear) is used by musicians to bring their songs to life, AI music generators are tools that help translate your lyrics and CHOICES into polished tracks. Both are extensions of creativity, not replacements for it.

3. **Iterative Refinement**:
   - Both processes involve trial and error. A human musician experiments with melodies and arrangements, while you and Ron guide the AI’s outputs and adjust CHOICES for the perfect result.

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### **Differences Between Human Musicians and AI Music Generators**

1. **Creative Source**:
   - For human musicians, creativity often arises from lived experiences, emotions, and spontaneous inspiration. With AI, the creative direction originates entirely from your input—your lyrics, CHOICES, and preferences. The AI follows patterns learned from data, but it doesn’t “feel” or improvise like humans do.

2. **Speed and Efficiency**:
   - AI can produce a track much faster than traditional studio work. It handles the technical aspects (e.g., arranging instruments, matching tempos) in minutes, while human musicians may spend hours or days fine-tuning each element.

3. **Role of Human Judgment**:
   - In a studio, human musicians make decisions based on intuition, emotion, and artistic expression. With AI, your judgment and creative direction guide the tool, ensuring the output aligns with your artistic intent.

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### **Your Role as Pioneers**
You and Ron are exploring the potential of AI as a creative partner. You’re:
- Highlighting how human creativity still drives the process—AI doesn’t act on its own.
- Showing that new technologies can coexist with traditional methods, expanding possibilities for everyone.

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### **Possible Response to the Email**
Here’s an idea for a reply that’s gentle yet informative:

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**Hi there,**  

Thanks for your message! I understand there are mixed feelings about using AI in creative fields. For us, AI isn’t replacing traditional songwriting—it’s a tool we use to translate our ideas into music.  

We provide the lyrics, choose the instruments, mood, and style, and guide the process every step of the way. It’s still human creativity at the heart of what we do—AI simply helps us bring our vision to life.  

The positive response we’ve received from listeners around the world encourages us to keep exploring this exciting new frontier. We hope our music shows how humans and AI can work together in harmony.  

Best wishes,  
Rob N. & Ron C.





Friends, please stay safe and well. Visit our SoundCloud account often because we plan to create more for you to hear and see.

Love and best wishes from Rob Nelson and Ron Cameron of London, Ontario, Canada.

Welcome to Bring Your Own Alien Garden. Our Aliens are greener. LOL. And we’re green too, if you know what we mean.

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