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Nucleya: AI Will Force Artists to Be More Creative & Imaginative

EDM artist Nucleya states that artificial intelligence will compel people to be more creative and imaginative, as it is trained on human-made music and can generate song ideas. He compares AI's impact to past innovations like computers and sampling in music production, viewing it as a new tool for experimentation. Nucleya emphasizes that true creativity and uniqueness remain individualistic, while AI simply provides more avenues for artistic development. He is set to perform at The MIX, a fan festival in Mumbai that combines cricket, music, and culture.

Key Points: Nucleya on AI in Music: A Tool for Creativity

  • AI is a creative tool for music
  • Evolution parallels computers in music
  • Prefers creative collaborators over big names
  • AI trained on human-made music
  • The MIX festival blends cricket and culture
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"AI will force people to be more creative and imaginative," says Nucleya

EDM pioneer Nucleya explains how AI is reshaping India's music scene, calling it a tool that forces greater creativity and imagination in artists.

"AI will force people to be more creative and imaginative. - Nucleya"

By Divya Malhotra, New Delhi, March 16

From turntables to algorithms, the world of electronic music is evolving, and Nucleya is at the forefront of the change.

Ahead of his performance at The MIX, Mumbai Indians' first-of-its-kind fan experiential festival produced with BookMyShow Live, the EDM pioneer shared with ANI how artificial intelligence is reshaping creativity in India's music scene.

The festival, running from March 21 to 22, promises a unique blend of cricket, music, fashion, food, and fan expression under one roof.

Reflecting on the evolution of EDM in India, Nucleya said AI is opening up new possibilities for artists.

"AI will force people to be more creative and imaginative. AI is trained on music humans made, and with the right prompts, it can generate incredible song ideas. I use AI mostly to throw ideas at me that I can further develop," he explained.

Drawing parallels to past innovations, he added, "This evolution reminds me of when computers first entered music-making, you didn't have to be a musician to make music. Earlier, bands would spend months writing, recording, and touring. Then came hip-hop and sampling, which taught me a lot about creating music. Later, sample banks became available, and now AI can make samples instantly. Creativity, imagination, and uniqueness remain individualistic, but AI just gives more tools to experiment."

On collaborations, Nucleya emphasized working with like-minded artists over pre-established names. "Ten years ago, I might have had a list, but now I prefer working with people willing to go to any creative extent to build a song. That process is far more rewarding than working with big names," he said.

The MIX festival promises an immersive experience for fans, combining live performances, interactive elements, and a celebration of culture and self-expression.

- ANI

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Priya S
Interesting take. But as a musician myself, I'm a bit worried. If AI starts generating the "ideas," where does the raw, initial human spark go? There's a risk of everything starting to sound the same if everyone uses the same AI tools.
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Vikram M
His point about collaboration is spot on. In India, we often chase big names for collabs. But real magic happens with people who share the same creative madness, not just the same fame. More power to that thought!
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Sarah B
The comparison to computers and sampling is perfect. Every new tech in music history was met with fear, but it just expanded the art form. AI will be the same. Excited to see what Indian artists create with it.
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Rohit P
Mixing cricket and music? Only Mumbai Indians could pull this off! The festival concept is genius. As for AI, if it helps our artists break new ground globally, I'm all for it. Jai Ho, Indian music! 🇮🇳
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Karthik V
Respectfully, I disagree with the headline. AI won't *force* people to be creative. It might assist, but true creativity is an internal drive. We shouldn't give a tool that much credit. The artist is still the hero.
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Ananya R

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