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2023 AI Song Contest entries online
The 2023 AI Song Contest will take place on 4 November in A Coruña, Galicia (Spain). This international competition was inspired by the Eurovision Song Contest, and provides a platform for exploring the use of artificial intelligence in the songwriting process.
A total of 35 songs have been submitted to the contest this year, and you can listen to them all here.
To give a taster of the competition, here are three of the entries:
TEAM | Melody Makers
SONG | Under Virtual Skies
TEAM | Not Milk
SONG | The last transmission
TEAM | Rubato LAB
SONG | 경, 敬, ɡjʌŋ
The winner will be decided on the basis of votes from both the public and an expert panel of judges, and will be announced at the live event on 4 November.
Lucy Smith
is Senior Managing Editor for AIhub.
Lucy Smith
is Senior Managing Editor for AIhub.
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