Just a quick win share... After over 2 million views and almost 9K followers now, Facebook gave me this badge and will recommend my page to even more people! I increased my posting from 2 reels a day to 5-6 reels + 3-4 images and stories per day. I will probably get tomorrow the most expensive Kling AI plan to increase reel production to 13/day. I am also testing a new tool, Post Planner, to schedule this madness after batch-producing content. Curious, how do you manage your social media? How often do you post?

Amara is growing slowly on Facebook while I experiment with videos for her songs. I have already released 6 songs, 7. comes tomorrow. Check it out on Spotify here. I will do more research on topics that will resonate with my audience. I want to create similar music to Inga Rose, who is also a very successful AI singer. With AI music you need to find balance between quality and quantity. If you upload too much, Spotify will ban your AI slop, if you upload just a few songs per month, that will probably have low views... I aim for 5-7 singles per week and 1 album. What is your release schedule if you make music with AI?

My single “I Choose Me!” by Amara Blue was already approved by DistroKid. Not Spotify yet — that part still needs to happen through the normal release process. But the first step is done, and that already feels exciting. Because the song was fully created with AI, I needed to disclose that during the upload process. Good to know for anyone else who wants to publish AI music properly. Now the next step is figuring out the best way to create videos for the song. I’m testing album cover visuals, short Facebook/Reels clips, cinematic AI videos, lyric-style videos, and maybe even a full music video later. This is not just “make a song and upload it.” It’s building the whole visual world around the artist, the music, and the message. And of course, I’ll keep documenting what works, what doesn’t, and what makes sense for monetization. Because we are not here to just be artistic and broke. We are here to create, publish, test, and build something real. 💙 Where do you release your music?

Here is the answer from my screenshot: (I use this song to go viral on Facebook - works like clockwork) Her song “Celebrate Me” has around 11.9 million streams on Spotify. Spotify does not pay one fixed amount per stream, but a common rough estimate is around $0.003 to $0.005 per stream. That means “Celebrate Me” alone could have made around $35,000 to $60,000 before splits, distributor fees, taxes, label deals, songwriter shares, and everything else. And her other top songs are also doing really well. “Feeling Good Today” has around 4.3 million streams, which could be roughly $13,000 to $22,000. “Love Me When It’s Hard” has around 3.7 million streams, which could be roughly $11,000 to $19,000. “Not for me” has around 2.7 million streams, which could be roughly $8,000 to $14,000. “PIECE BY PIECE” has around 2.1 million streams, which could be roughly $6,000 to $10,000. So just from the 5 songs shown in the screenshot, the estimated Spotify royalties could be around $75,000 to $124,000 before deductions. Of course, this is only an estimate, and the real payout depends on the country of the listeners, premium vs free streams, royalty splits, distributor terms, and other details. But still… this shows what is possible. One song can become a real digital asset. Not just “a nice song.” A song can bring streams, attention, followers, Facebook content, YouTube videos, emotional connection, and long-term income. This is exactly why I’m now taking my own AI music journey more seriously. Because when the song connects emotionally, it can become so much more than just music. It can become a movement.

I finally signed up for the paid plan in Suno and created a beautiful new song called “I Choose Me!” This song feels so aligned with the direction I’m going in right now: creating my own music, building my own AI-powered brand, and turning inspiration into content that can also become a real business asset. My next step is to publish the song through DistroKid, so it can go out to all major music platforms. And here is where it gets exciting: Once the song is published, I can create short video clips with it and post them on my viral Facebook page. That means the content can potentially support me in two ways: 1. through the song itself 2. through Facebook monetization from the videos So instead of only creating random viral content, I’m starting to build a whole little ecosystem around my own AI music. This is exactly what I want to explore more deeply: how to create AI music, turn it into content, grow a page around it, and build income streams from it. You can already listen to the song on my Suno profile. I’m so excited for this next chapter. “I Choose Me!” feels like more than a song. It feels like a decision.