Veecii

Consistency builds careers.

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People that have good taste for music >>>

@FLYWLKR @cheminichells I can bet you stil use some technogy to achieve that analog you think ai can't create lol

@iamveecii_ @cheminichells The artform doesn’t need AI. I can still make something analog that AI could never even fathom (or steal).

AI in music isn’t going anywhere. Every major shift in music technology was criticized at first — from autotune to DAWs to streaming platforms — but eventually the people who learned how to use them effectively gained the advantage. The same thing is happening with AI. The goal shouldn’t be replacing creativity, but improving workflow, efficiency, and expanding possibilities. The creatives who figure out how to collaborate with AI instead of fighting it will most likely be the ones who stay ahead in the next era of music.

Independent music runs on support. If someone dropped good music today, show them love. Repost. Comment. Share.

@King_Tola_fc You have a point and I can see where you are heading at.

@iamveecii_ When people see your videos, they should instantly know what you represent. But if man goes in without a plan or absence of self reflection, sooner or later e no go dey consistent with him content and e go stop halfway

The fastest way to kill your creativity is comparing your unfinished work to someone else’s highlight reel. Stop scrolling for validation. Post the content anyway. Consistency builds confidence.

@OpeyemiDrift @nyrp_szn Lol I don't think so, if you check my previous tweet I talked about how we need to find a way to use ai to our advantage without losing our creative originality. So we need to embedd in a way that it's ethical. Na who no find way to integrate ai properly na go lose e job🤣

@nyrp_szn Bro, the tears no be today o. Y’all might be jobless 5 years from now 🤣 I hope say you sabi barb hair 😂😂😂

Pay songwriters, vocalists, musicians, graphic designers and engineers please. We do the culture no good by slapping AI on everything. 🤍

@nyrp_szn True talk

@King_Tola_fc How you mean?

@iamveecii_ You gats get head before man enter this content of a thing.

@freshyvibez Perfect and great investment

I think one of the best things an artist can do for themselves is to learn how to record and engineer their own vocals.

PAY & CREDIT YOUR PRODUCERS & ENGINEERS

@mngrsplaybook Hmmmmmm

Record deals have ended a lot of promising careers with a modest advance and a false sense of arrival.

@cjxymoore Bradaaaaaaaaa

Creatives be acting calm meanwhile mentally they’re rebuilding their whole life.

@Psamuelbond The times that we are now lol

What is this pandemic with ai cover arts and songwriting 🫩

Most people don’t support potential, they support proof. When nobody is liking, commenting, or reposting your work, they scroll past it like it doesn’t exist. But the moment the numbers go up, everyone suddenly wants to be part of the journey. Real support is believing in people before the spotlight finds them.

@cheminichells I know right, at first I was mad but then later I realised with the way the world is going there's nothing much we can do rather than actually find a way to use it. Still early but I think with time structure and security for those who create genuinely will come in place

@iamveecii_ This is exactly what I’m trying to point out and people are upset

That’s the real conversation we need to have. AI itself isn’t the problem misuse is. There has to be systems that protect original creators from people using AI to clone voices, steal songs, copy styles, or profit from other people’s hard work without permission. If the industry doesn’t take it seriously, the consequences could damage careers, destroy trust, and make creativity feel unsafe. Technology will keep evolving, but ethics, credit, and ownership still have to matter. The people who abuse AI tools to exploit others should face serious consequences, because protecting creators is just as important as innovation.

@cheminichells There's a responsible & ethical way to use AI. For instance, I use it to master my songs. I make the music & the AI gives it that studio-quality sound. However you & I both know there's people who will use it to steal another person's work & THAT'S what has to be stopped.

the amount of AI music softwares they’ve asked me to promote and they’re ready to pay WELL. They’re really pushing it into our faces, it’s very sad

That’s the real conversation we need to have. AI itself isn’t the problem misuse is. There has to be systems that protect original creators from people using AI to clone voices, steal songs, copy styles, or profit from other people’s hard work without permission. If the industry doesn’t take it seriously, the consequences could damage careers, destroy trust, and make creativity feel unsafe. Technology will keep evolving, but ethics, credit, and ownership still have to matter. The people who abuse AI tools to exploit others should face serious consequences, because protecting creators is just as important as innovation.

AI in music isn’t going anywhere. Every major shift in music technology was criticized at first — from autotune to DAWs to streaming platforms — but eventually the people who learned how to use them effectively gained the advantage. The same thing is happening with AI. The goal shouldn’t be replacing creativity, but improving workflow, efficiency, and expanding possibilities. The creatives who figure out how to collaborate with AI instead of fighting it will most likely be the ones who stay ahead in the next era of music.

It’s a hard conversation but AI in music is something everyone has to adapt to or they’ll be left behind. The world is always evolving and in the creative industry we have to find ways to collaborate with it for efficiency rather than a lack of creativity

@Isiego_ Have you listened to veecii.com/music

Can y’all put me on to your ‘not popular’ artists who make good music. Any genre at all🙏🏽.