Better Than Ezra's AI Contest: Fans Create Next Single

0:00On April 3rd, better than Ezra, the 90s alt rock crew behind that smash hit, Good from 1995, just dropped a wild contest. They're teaming up with Soundbreak and AI platform so fans can create a song using digital versions of singer Kevin Griffin or bassist Tom Drummond. The winning track gets recorded for real and becomes their next official single. Fans jump in by picking a band member on Soundbreak, adding a vibe or some lyrics, and letting the AI spin it into a full tune in their style. You can stream it right there, or push it to spots like Spotify and Apple Music, especially on the top-paid plan for $29 a month. WhirlT's even split with the artist involved. The band's still grinding after all these years, dropping their 9th album Supermagic just this year. Never quite top good, but they've kept the music flowing from the Louisiana roots. This AI move has folks buzzing. Some love the fresh collab vibe. Others question if machines can capture that human spark.

1:01Griffin and Drummond picked the winner on May 15th, then hit the studio to lay it down proper. It's a smart play to pull fans into the creative process without the full band grind. Picture this. Your AI assisted jam blasting on radio soon, bridging old school rock with tomorrow's tech. Better than Ezra's proving they're not stuck in the 90s. That's your music news today update. AI powered and always on.