"The Artist Who Said No — And Won."
How One Singer Embraced AI Music Without Hesitation
I stumbled into the AI music space the way most great discoveries happen—by paying attention. I was watching a sit-down interview on The Tamron Hall Show featuring Tamron Hall and Gayle King, with Xania Monet—an AI music artist whose lyrics and concept are created by a real woman, but whose voice and sound are fully generated by artificial intelligence.
Something in me said, that’s exactly what I should be doing.
But then I paused and asked myself—what do I actually bring to the table?
The answer came quickly. I could sing. I could write. And I already loved technology.
While many people hesitate when it comes to AI—whether out of fear, uncertainty, or resistance to change—I didn’t. I saw the opportunity clearly, and I went all in.
No hesitation.
No second-guessing.
Just a gifted singer and songwriter who embraced AI the moment she recognized its potential—and never looked back.
Some artists chase the industry. Lorie B waited for something better. A genuinely gifted singer and songwriter since childhood, Lorie B once stood at the doorstep of mainstream success — an Arista Records deal within reach. She turned it down. At the time, she wrestled with a deeper conflict — a spiritual one. The culture of the industry didn't align with where she was in her faith, and she wasn't willing to…
