UPDATE: https://www.skool.com/aiguerrilla/spotify-ai-persona-update Good morning, I wanted to share this in case no one has seen this yet. The AI label isn't surprising, but it looks like they will be not allowing AI Persona's to reap the benefits of the Spotify algorithm: https://newsroom.spotify.com/2026-08-11/ai-persona-badges-transparency/ "By default, Spotify will not include AI Personas in any editorial or algorithmic recommendations. That means you won’t see any music from AI Personas in your personalized recommendations, unless you follow AI Personas, for example. While we believe all artists have creative choice in determining how they present themselves, Spotify’s programming is focused on elevating music from authentic artists building careers in music." I take this to mean focusing on social media and perhaps even paid advertising may become more of a route for AI artists moving forward. However, since AI music is becoming more popular despite the loudest voices complaining, I personally don't believe this will be for forever.

Yeah get those last albums completed and any new albums done. Who knows what the new versions bring compared to the older ones. I am making as many new albums as I Can and a few experimental ones as well. The future is looking great for those that know how to adapt to changes ahead. Tune up those prompts. Keep making the best music you can.

Where on earth do you save the damn project? And I don't mean export lol

I’m happy to be here. I don’t speak English well, but Google Translate makes it possible. I wish you all a wonderful weekend and look forward to gaining lots of inspiration and knowledge.

Cutting through the noise and generating songs or cover art is awesome, but bouncing between scattered prompt notes, random spreadsheets, audio files, and browser tabs to keep track of release pipelines gets chaotic pretty fast. Before I over-engineer some complex setup... what does your actual project tracking stack look like when pushing projects from idea to final drop? Are you keeping your task lists strictly in basic notes apps, or using a simple visual board/workspace to keep your builds moving forward consistently?