Shekhar Natarajan

Like, you know, like, like I've been playing around quite a bit, uh, growing up as a kid, like, you know, we didn't have access to many things.

Like, you know, I wanted to be an artist.

I wanted to learn music.

I wanted to learn like painting.

I wanted to like play cricket.

Like my father said, like, you will make a horrible cricket player because we cannot bribe the system.

You may be a talented guy, but I don't think you should pursue that.

And so I was always fascinated by art.

Right?

And so then I started painting because it's been an emotional release for me from all the stress.

And I ran into this new application called suno.ai.

S-U-N-O dot A-I.

And it's just a music composition.

Every time I compose, I'm sending it to you because you're my best critique.

Right.

Exactly.

So like, so what was fascinating about, it was like dopamine, you know, cortisol all kicking in, like all at the same time.

And I was basically composing music and I was literally in it for like three days, nonstop composing music.

And then like things started blurring for me after that, because all I was doing was giving it prompts to say, use these types of instruments, like make this epic, like make this cinematic, make this like, you know, have these instruments play at this sequence, use these decibels.

I had no clue of music.