Digital Social Hour
How AI Is Revolutionizing Music Creation | Bonnie X Clyde DSH #1174
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🎵 How is AI revolutionizing music creation? | Bonnie X Clyde join Sean Kelly on the Digital Social Hour to spill all the details! From using AI to remix their own voices to embracing cutting-edge tools for songwriting, they share how technology is transforming the music industry. 🚀 But that's not all—get behind-the-scenes stories of their wild festival gigs, creative process, and even their journey from college dreamers to chart-topping artists. 🎤 Plus, they dive into meditation, mindfulness, and staying grounded while chasing the high-energy life of international music tours. 🌍✨ Packed with valuable insights and unforgettable stories, this episode is a must-watch for music lovers, creators, and anyone curious about the future of AI in music. Don't miss out—watch now and join the conversation! 🎧 Be sure to hit that subscribe button for more insider secrets and inspiring chats with incredible guests. 🔥 Tune in now and explore the future of music with | Bonnie X Clyde and Sean Kelly! 🎶 CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:32 - Poker Frequency and Strategy 02:38 - Performing for 30,000 Fans 04:58 - Specialized Recruiting Group Shoutout 05:49 - Insomniac Events Overview 07:31 - Exploring Past Life Therapy 08:41 - Building Empathy in Music 09:27 - Origin of | Bonnie X Clyde 13:17 - Meaning Behind| Bonnie X Clyde Name 14:20 - Music Evolution Over the Years 17:01 - Experience in Mosh Pits 18:50 - The Science of Frequencies 23:38 - Creative Process in Music 26:08 - AI in Music Production 28:46 - Upcoming Shows and Tours 31:41 - Polymarket Insights 33:30 - Taylor Swift Influence 34:08 - Where to Connect with| Bonnie X Clyde APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: | Bonnie X Clyde https://www.instagram.com/bonniexclyde/ https://bonniexclyde.com/ SPONSORS: Specialized Recruiting Group: https://www.srgpros.com/ LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ #sunoai #edmtips #aitools #abletonlive #ai-poweredmusic
Chapter 1: What is the main topic of this episode?
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There was one time I like jumped on top of a crowd at a festival and I never did it again. Oh, you crowd surf? Yeah. They didn't carry me up the whole way. Ooh. Yeah. Damn. I didn't get too hurt, but it was like, okay, I won't be doing this again.
All right, guys. Bonnie, X, Clyde, Paige, and Danielle here today. Thanks for coming on, guys. Thanks for having us. I'm excited to see you guys play. Do you guys play often?
We used to play a lot more. I would say in the last couple months we haven't been playing as crazy, but we used to host a game. We lived in the same house with a lot of producers and musicians, and we used to host a game in Los Angeles every Tuesday.
I think it was when we were touring starting like 2017 through 2019. We were traveling around the country in like St. Louis and Boston and playing these places where there'd be casinos and then we'd stay and play. And that led into when COVID happened where we had a lot of time. And we decided to actually get a poker table for our house.
and just play with the friends but that led to us like Tuesdays and Thursdays for like 12 hours just buying and nothing crazy you know $200 buy-ins with a pound of weed on the table kind of thing and just going around playing for hours and hours and that's how we really fell in love with the game yeah
And there have even been periods recently in the last two years where I started, I went on like a PLO binge, if you guys know about PLO. That's the, is that the five hand card or whatever?
Four cards. Yeah, I prefer four card PLO rather than five card. The math is kind of harder. Interesting. Why is it harder? One more card. And also it's not even like when you're thinking about two cards, you're just kind of like doubling, halving. Oh, okay. Whether it's that fifth card, it kind of leads to.
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Chapter 5: What are the biggest festivals Bonnie X Clyde have performed at?
Right. Because I feel like I'm going backwards not doing anything. Yeah. You know. But I do feel like I experience burnout but I wouldn't even know that it's burnout because I just like fight through it and continue working. I did that for years and then it led to panic attacks. Oh, wow. Because it'll come up, you know, if you just put it to the side. Yeah.
So I had to like face it head on. That was tough. Yeah. I think my meditation and my morning routine helps me for sure. Absolutely. I wasn't doing any of that in college. I was just partying, sleeping four hours a day. And then the stress added up and then it just collapsed on the floor.
Definitely no scrolling in the morning. Don't interact with the phone in that way because that leads to you conditioning your day around the micro dopamine hits associated with doing that rather than doing all the things that you're talking about or just stretch or drink some water.
Also, it doesn't really give your brain the chance to do what it would want to do and you're kind of automatically influenced by whatever you're watching. That's a bad habit for sure. I try to get into a creation cycle in the morning where it trains my brain to crave more creating.
Yeah, I'd love to talk to you guys about your creative process because there's so many distractions these days. It must be really hard to lock down and focus, right? We are very different creators. Oh, you're different?
I think that it's a benefit to our project that we're very different. But yeah, we're just, we're different. I think I'm like way more the type of creator where I like to, I mean, on the go, I'm constantly voice memoing. Like I get influenced by whatever I'm experiencing in life and I'll create in my voice memos and bring it to Ableton.
But I find I create the best when I'm just alone and not influenced by anything. And I think that he's a little bit more strategic with creation, but you speak for yourself. Yeah.
When I'm making something, I like to understand why and who's it for and what is the emotion that I'm trying to evoke out of the person that's going to be consuming for what purpose. What's the offer? And it could be as simple as to make them smile. It doesn't have to be so deep, but as long as I'm understanding kind of like, oh, we got to get to Mars. That's the mission.
And then kind of setting the frame along with the mission. Yeah. And I feel like that's honestly what's really helped with our dynamic. Cause she's over here, like throwing all these ideas at the wall and then I'm able to kind of like funnel them into something. Oh, I love that. You know, it serves the market. So you're like the visionary and he kind of is more tactical.
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