This episode of AI Music Podcast goes beyond the headlines and speculation. We dive into the real-world applications of artificial intelligence that are being used by top-tier artists and producers today. We are not talking about a distant future. We are talking about hit songs, legendary bands, and Grammy-winning producers who are integrating AI into their workflow right now, changing the way music is made, restored, and even owned. Imagine a lost demo from a legendary artist, buried under years of noise on an old cassette tape. For The Beatles' final song, "Now and Then," this was a reality. The pain point was John Lennon's voice being inseparable from a piano. The solution? A bespoke AI tool that surgically lifted his vocals, making a reunion across time possible and delivering a final, pristine song to millions of fans. This is the incredible restorative power of AI in action. **What's Inside This Episode:** * How did custom AI make the final Beatles song a reality? * Which Grammy-winning DJ used AI to clone a famous rapper's voice live on stage? * How is Grimes offering her fans a 50% royalty split for using her AI voice? * Can AI be used to restore old recordings, not just create new ones? * What is the difference between using AI for vocal mimicry versus true creative collaboration? * Are we on the verge of a completely new, decentralized business model for music? * Which pioneering artists are treating AI not as a tool, but as a member of their band? * How did one artist use AI to generate 100 completely unique versions of the same track? Follow my YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chenran818 or listen to my music on Apple music, Spotify or other platforms: https://ffm.bio/chenran818