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Telisha Jones, a woman who utilized artificial intelligence to create an image while using the controversial AI music tool Suno, backed by industry heavyweight Timbaland, has signed a recording deal as her AI character, Xania Monet.

According to Billboard, Jones, who uses the moniker Xania Monet, has been signed by Hallwood Media for a reported $3 million deal. She received multiple offers as one of her recordings, “Let Go, Let God,” appears on two of Billboard‘s charts. She debuts at No. 25 on the Emerging Talents list, and the song is currently No. 21 on the Hot Gospel Songs.

During a recent Zoom call with record executives, she did not appear on screen and did not sing for them. The execs at the label, led by a former Interscope Records executive, Neil Jacobson, decided to offer Monet a recording contract anyway.

Romel Murphy, who manages Jones/Monet, insisted that, although the image and songs were not generated in the traditional way, her words, which are written by her based on her stories and inspired by a small factor of others, are pure, and that’s what draws people to her music.

“She’s been writing poetry for a long time,” Murphy expressed to the media outlet. He said that the songs are “not a hook and a bridge and a catchy chant — It’s just the lyrics, and they are pure.”

The project she created, according to Murphy, used a combination of Suno and live elements to create the album, which also allows her to claim full ownership of the songwriting and production credits. In the future, she does plan on working with “human” producers for her next project. They are in the midst of fielding offers from music publishers and are planning Xania’s first live performance.

“This is real music — it’s real R&B,” said Murphy. “There’s an artist behind it.”

Monet’s song, “How Was I Supposed to Know,” was a No. 1 hit on R&B Digital Song Sales, No. 3 on R&B/Hip-Hop Digital Song Sales, and No. 22 on Digital Song Sales.

MrIcredible:
Way ray people
Whose account will the money go?

Make una dey play

flexyrule:
Another day to over overhype AI.

I thought AI woke up, wrote the music, produced it, sang it, released it, distributed it, and promoted it.

Humans underestimate their brain power.

AI can never match the power of the human brain even in a million years..

We will always control machines!

flexyrule:
Another day to over overhype AI.

I thought AI woke up, wrote the music, produced it, sang it, released it, distributed it, and promoted it.

Humans underestimate their brain power.

AI can never match the power of the human brain even in a million years..

We will always control machines!

Revolva:
which kind question are you asking, there is someone behind the creation of the AI....na na wa for u o.....is it not some one that placed the song on all streaming platform....that where the money will go ...the persons bank account or the label bank account , i know how to do ai song n monetize , i have earned from streaming platform so learn

wow she sounds so real..power of AI...artist una go hear am o......make una strategize o now

mecuries:
Someone said our Nigerian robot imitator Jarvis could have been in the mix, but instead, she's following a Tik toker up and down

Revolva:
which kind question are you asking, there is someone behind the creation of the AI....na na wa for u o.....is it not some one that placed the song on all streaming platform....that where the money will go ...the persons bank account or the label bank account , i know how to do ai song n monetize , i have earned from streaming platform so learn

wow she sounds so real..power of AI...artist una go hear am o......make una strategize o now