The fraud of AI song making has hit the Christian faith market.
The number 1 song on easily manipulated iTunes is called “Tell Me, How is Heaven?”
It was made on the Suno platform and credited to a “group” called May the Lord Studio.
Released in July, the YouTube video has had 2.6 million views.
The song is about grieving and loss, exploiting those emotions for cold, hard cash.
But it’s a fake song. The singer sounds like the late pop star Bonnie Tyler crossed with Stevie Nicks.
But it’s not real. not any of it.
The creators have even devised an Instagram page for a cipher — and she looks a little like Rhiannon Giddens. Number of followers: an astonishing 360K people!
It’s really time for Apple, which owns iTunes, to put an end to allowing fake records onto the chart. At this point, it’s embarrassing and an insult to human artists. (I can’t believe I just wrote that sentence.)
Warning: Do NOT click the act’s website. It’s a trick and full of malware.
