The #1 Song in Country Music is AI?!? w/ Regie Hamm :: Ep 265 Mostly Middle Tennessee Business Podcast

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Podcast Episode Title: "A Human Touch in Music”

Show Description: How is artificial intelligence changing the face of songwriting—and what does it mean for artists, songwriters, and music fans across Middle Tennessee and beyond? In this thought-provoking episode, host Jim sits down with acclaimed songwriter Regie Hamm for a candid and wide-ranging conversation on the rapid evolution of the music business.

Together, they explore the difference between a “hit” song and a “great” song, how AI models like Suno are disrupting the industry, and why authenticity and imperfection still matter. The episode dives into the challenges independent artists face, the changing economics of streaming, the power of direct-to-fan connection, and the legacy songwriters hope to leave. Regie shares insights from decades in Nashville, personal stories of resilience in the creative life, and the importance of storytelling in music.

Plus, discover details about Regie’s latest project, "Beautiful Tragedy," his Kickstarter campaign, and why the human element in music will never go out of style. Stay tuned for honest takes, laughs, and a celebration of the enduring craft of songwriting.

Episode Highlights:

When songwriting became “all about dopamine hits”—and what AI gets right and wrong
Can technology ever replace the personal stories behind great songs?
Why live music and “certified human” bands may have a renaissance
The untold financial realities behind streaming and record deals
Personal tales of adaptation, resilience, and legacy from Nashville pros
Supporting indie projects: Regie’s “Beautiful Tragedy” Kickstarter and more

Whether you’re a longtime fan, an aspiring songwriter, or simply curious about where the industry is headed, you’ll find inspiration, insight, and a reminder that authentic stories never go out of style. Listen, share, and be part of the conversation.

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