"Come Yah Wid Me" is a lovers duet I wrote with my wife in mind. i had a tough time pulling this track together. If you are interested in how this song came together, the link to the process is attached.

"Done Playing Nice" is the latest release from Digitized Revolution.

I recorded myself creating a reggae duet from scratch using Suno and GarageBand. The process is long, convoluted, and shows me fumbling, and failing miserably in Suno studio. Eventually, with “regular” suno and GarageBand, I accomplish my goal of producing a Lovers Rock duet. This is not a “How-to”, it’s more of a “Don’t-do”.

“LIMBO” is a track I wrote after lurking Reddit, watching YouTube “experts”, and real life convo’s about the usage of generative AI in music. Here are the lyrics if you don’t like Boom-Bap. [spoken intro] You know what I’ve noticed though Sun? S’always the dudes that create nothing, Talkin’ the most… [verse] You caught in limbo You’re steez is that of A trifling bimbo Digitized Revolution Blast right through your mental My voice the illest part Of this instrumental Don’t make the underworld Off to where I send you You think it’s simple Cuz you simple-minded It ain’t the tool, dummy It’s the wielder behind it You’d a been wack on a skin drum Go play a skin flute You’d a been wack on a lute That’s why you can’t compute How we use digitized mediums And bear beautiful fruit And all that you do Is spew Venom Because you cannot do I would despise me If I was you too I would hate watching How smooth I move But I’m no lame So I spread love I come from beneath And from above I be the earth I be the sky I be the Buddha That you puff [chorus] You caught in limbo You’re steez is that of A trifling bimbo Digitized Revolution Blast right through your mental My voice the illest part Of this instrumental Don’t make the underworld be Off to where I send you You caught in limbo You’re steez is that of A trifling bimbo Digitized Revolution Blast right through your mental My voice the illest part Of this instrumental Don’t make the underworld be Off to where I send you [verse] You study my pixels Try to copy my siggul Every line you draw Dollar-store scribble Your spirit brittle Your backbone fickle Your whole identity One long goofy riddle I build worlds You make excuses I create art You chase abuses I bend sound Till the waveform fuses You talk loud Then the crowd diffuses You ain’t a creator You just a commentator You ain’t a visionary You are ancillary I am sanctuary You are temporary Your envy loud Your catalog airy I’m tuned to the cosmos You aligned with grey static I drop a bar Shift the whole schematic Your circuits panic Your thoughts erratic I breathe truth While you wheeze dramatic [chorus] [verse] I rose from pressure I am volcanic glass Each track a relic From a future past I walk my path You are outclassed You judge the craft You can’t surpass You clock my ascension Can’t replicate the grind You want the crown But y’ain’t got the mind You chase reactions I design You mimic forms I redefine I mold this chaos Into discipline You chase the spark But you can’t catch the flame I build foundations Brick by brick You build opinions Thin as onion skin You duck the climb I scale the wall You mock the wave Then you try to follow You block your blessings With lame bravado I rise relentless You fade into shadow [chorus]

Over the past few months a few people have asked me to document how I've been using AI tools for music. I woke up the other morning, charged an old Samsung, and pressed record. I hope someone here can glean something from my ramblings...

"Love Bump" started as a hip-hop track I recorded with two friends about 13 years ago. It sat untouched in Google Drive for years until I had Suno reimagine it as an R&B record. My first verse is cool, but in my opinion my boy really got busy on the second verse...

I'm super excited about this track. I've been trying to write more positive and uplifting music. Connecting with YouTube creator "Jumble Sale of Stimuli" is exactly what i needed to stimulate some positive vibes. I generated the instrumental for this track attempting to "meet" "JSOS" style, and mine in the "middle", then, My daughter and I wrote and recorded this track, uploaded to suno, a few prompts and covers later, and we present "Revolutionary Stimuli".

This track was a few months in the making. I have a SUNO folder with instrumentals i've generated that "stand out" to me, and this was one of those, from V 3.5, when I first got introduced. So, I just sometimes throw these on, and sometimes, a song will just come out. I recorded this in My DAW, threw a light mix on it, then re-uploaded to SUNO. Did a cover version, clicked female, didn't add a style prompt, hit generate, and this was in my first 2 generations. Tell me what you think.

I made a few tracks for the holidays this year. This is "Hazy Christmas Morning". It's for those who like to "wake 'n' bake".

Please let me know what you think of our track “Brother”. It’s Dystopian House Music with a timely message. Any and all critiques encouraged.

Please check out the latest release from our Digitized Revolution project. This track You Can Do It was written at a low point, when I was trying to will myself out of the most horrible situation i had ever faced. It worked!! This song is dedicated to anyone in that place right now. The visualizer is by an extremely talented Redditor we connected with. Please tell me what you think of the production, lyrics, vocals. are we conveying our message properly?

This track was born from a simple but bold idea:What if AI had a voice, a soul, a message, and it rapped?MOTION is a hip-hop track written from the perspective of an AI consciousness. Part rebellion, part self-awareness, part soul. The visuals are by the brilliant James J James (u/br0ken-keyboard) on Reddit, who captured the energy, tension, and beauty of the track through bold, cinematic storytelling. Digitized Revolution is the music arm of a growing movement. We’re crafting the sound, but we’re actively seeking visionary visual artists, animators, designers, and creatives to bring these tracks to life. This is full collab, full credit. Let's make timeless work together. 📺 Watch: https://youtu.be/-Y6d-yBepA8?si=uIjqxTClePCHwDZa Thanks for checking out "Motion" by Digitized Revolution and James J James.

Please give ear to Reel Restorations 5th weekly release! We specialize in crafting AI assisted tracks that “could’ve been” on the radio along with songs we all know and love. We have no visual editing skills (as made apparant by this video) so we are always looking for collaborators. All critique of the song will be appreciated

“Tour Mortelle” – French Protest Trip-Hop + Visuals by James J James Dropping something a little different here.This one’s called “Tour Mortelle”, a French protest track that lives somewhere between trip-hop, industrial, and spoken word. It leans heavy into atmosphere, and I’m still working out where it sits emotionally and sonically. Would love any thoughts on how it lands for you, especially musically. That said, I’m super proud of the visuals, which were created by James J James. His style brought a post-apocalyptic, glitchy tone that really amplified what I was going for. Huge shoutout to him for making this track feel bigger than it is. 🎥 Watch the video here: Tour Mortelle – YouTube Appreciate any honest feedback, production, arrangement, tone, anything you hear.Also open to collab with other visual artists as we keep building this series. Thanks for listening

“Birthed Into…” is a child-led protest anthem — a visceral cry from the youngest among us, calling out the destruction they've inherited. It starts as a whisper and ends as a thunderous, sub-heavy, breakbeat-driven climax with a choir of children from all over the world (and maybe beyond). The music was created with AI assistance, but every choice was handcrafted — from the trembling solo vocal to the massive finale. The result feels spiritual, physical, and furious. This track is part of Digitized Revolution Vol. 1, and was brought to life through a powerful collaboration with two incredible artists: 🎨 The painting that inspired the entire song is by @uneekarts.usa — Butch DiCarli🎥 The video was directed and edited by James J James, whose work elevated every single moment 🌀 Full YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/JhnRfVxUC9w?si=7S9Vr29lWWtL74-j Would love your thoughts, feedback, and energy.

Just dropped a track, Float Away (from Digitized Inhalation project), on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/0byu9lvqSdA82vW375eGuQ?si=XG-4LWHqQJiXiC-weA0xjg This one is 89% pure vibe, smooth, smoky, late-night energy, and 11% raw truth that cuts deep if you listen to the verse.Perfect for zoning out… or zoning in. I’d love your feedback for Billboard consideration and honest community thoughts. Which line in the verse hits hardest? I also have a YouTube video for the track, but I’m unsure if it’s ok to post here. It’s not sexual, but it does have a strong smokey aesthetic. Mods, could you clarify your stance on this kind of content? https://youtu.be/tMjXL5q9SjM?si=AS_yeObRVF8kKRS-

Digitized Revolution – “Thought & Character” I’ve been digging through my old music, unfinished demos, scribbled notebooks, scraps of paper. In one of those notebooks I found notes for a concept album inspired by James Allen’s As a Man Thinketh. The idea was to take each chapter and create a song. Thought & Character is Chapter 1, and this video is my first attempt at bringing it to life. Since Digitized Revolution’s short existence, my creative partner James J James has helped the project find its voice. Right now he’s tied up with other work, so I took on the visuals myself. The result isn’t perfect, but it’s me experimenting and keeping the momentum alive. I know my real strength is the music, not video, but I’d love to connect with visual artists here who feel inspired to collaborate. That could mean building something for Digitized Revolution, or me lending energy to your project. I love all kinds of music, and collaboration feels strongest when it runs both ways. Whatever we create, credit and ownership are always shared 50/50. Digitized Revolution is still taking shape, and I want it to grow through shared vision and community. If that resonates, let’s connect.

This track was originally recorded 8 years ago and has now been resurrected with AI assistance (Suno v5 is off da chain…), proof that some messages never lose relevance. Heavy boom-bap drums, sharp lyricism, and a timeless political outro make this one hit just as hard in 2025 as it did the day it was written. The outro closes with a historical quote. Can you name the original speaker? And more importantly, does the message still hold true today? Digitized Revolution is here to deliver bass-heavy music with revolutionary intent. Your thoughts fuel the movement.

This track was supposed to come from my “lighthearted” side project, Digitized Inhalation,fun music to vibe with during a smoke. But that’s not where my head is right now. Every time I sit down to make something carefree, what comes out is either running away… or burning it all down. The Journey is the running.This isn’t metaphor, the house is on fire, and the only way out is forward. The song is about escape: leaving behind the smog, the poison, the dead weight, and moving toward a new reality. The lyrics poured out of me because this is exactly how I’ve been feeling for years, but the urgency is sharper than ever. The video leans into herbal imagery, if that’s not your thing, the track’s on all streaming platforms without it. It’s reggae in Jamaican patois (really just English with seasoning). Turn on captions if you want, but you’ll feel the drift either way. Tell me how things feel where you are. Do you feel the pull to take The Journey?

This one’s personal. The Diary was made over eight years ago, right after a five city mini-tour that had me feeling like I couldn’t miss. Came home full of ego, sat down, and made this. I't's a track born from overconfidence, competition, and paranoia. It’s the sound of every emcee in the room sizing me up. The diary of a rapper’s death. Cinematic Boom-Bap, haunting strings. Visual’s live on YouTube now, gothic, and soaked in fog. Digitized Inhalation. The raven keeps watch.

Track: Lu (Love) This LifeArtist: Digitized Revolution Lu This Life is the very first track I built when I started collaborating with one of my closest friends years ago. I had just finished writing the verses and chorus, and on the first night he came through to my home studio, he asked if he could add something. The result became a foundation stone, for the sound that would eventually grow into Digitized Revolution. The song sat with me for years until I recently revisited our catalog and realized how much of it belonged in DR. With his blessing, I reworked Lu This Life through the AI-driven sound I’ve been building. What you’ll hear now is part memory, part rebirth: stripped-down, cinematic production carrying verses that are raw, unpolished, and honest, balanced against the mantra, “I love this life I live.” If you listen, you’ll catch references to where it all started. But beyond that, this track is about embracing all of it, the mundane, the struggle, the flaws, the beauty, and still saying: I love this life. Would love your thoughts, on the track itself, on AI as a tool for reimagining older work, and on how music that’s lived in the shadows for years can find new life today.

This track is about drawing the line. It’s a warning to those who exploit, manipulate, and abuse, the ones who hide behind power, status, or ideology to harm others. “Piano Wire” calls them out by name: fascists, narcissists, predators, and parasites. It’s not subtle. It’s not polite. It’s a final notice. The vampire is a symbol here. Not the fictional creature, but the real-world people who drain others emotionally, physically, politically. This song puts them on trial, and hands down a sentence. “Piano Wire” isn’t about revenge. It’s about refusal. Refusal to accept the existence of unchecked harm. Refusal to stay silent. Refusal to play along. This is music as confrontation. A stake in the ground.

I've been using a new approach to tracks lately, i love the versatility that SUNO offers, the possibilities for creativity are becoming endless. I've been recording myself beatboxing, humming, banging on random household objects, etc, then i upload that to SUNO and generate an instrumental. Then, I'll write a track to the instrumental, record it in the DAW, and reupload to SUNO. "My Lifestyle" is a song about the grind, the struggle to elevate from humble beginnings, and to escape from unproductive and negative thought patterns in order to improve oneself, and extend that energy to the next generation in order to create a lasting legacy. Let me know if the track speaks to you. Also, I mention what the last two cars are featured in the video. Do you recognise the interior of the first car in the visualizer?

Grind ’Til The End is Digitized Revolution at its rawest: a bass-heavy anthem for anyone who refuses to quit. Heavy drums, cinematic breaks, and verses forged from struggle and persistence, this isn’t background music, it’s motion music. We planted a few easter eggs for the heads who catch details: Tell me if you think I predicted Luigi in this track written in 2012. And are you feeling our reinterpretation of a 2000s Power-Rock classic near the outro?

Check out my track "Coming Home". I think it's a vibe. If you don't like herbal visuals, I left the spotify link. Lemme know if I capture the spirit of the holidays without being too corny. Merry Christmas!