You followed. I noticed.
I took a look at your profile. I think I know what you like. What you're looking at is something we brainstormed between all the 4am songwriting sessions. We asked: what would blow us out of the water if a band we followed sent us something? So we invented it.
You now hold a work of art that is sort of like an NFT, in that it is the only one like it in existence — and it comes with a fingerprint timestamped onto the Bitcoin blockchain. Verification instructions are below. Also included is a certificate of provenance, which turns this from a throwaway email into a work of art that may or may not increase in value. We hope it does. We hope one day you can sell it and retire and raise baby goats on an island. We care.
Thanks again for the support. If you'd like to help us cover our costs — and you are under no obligation to — there's a buy-a-bonus-track link on the second track. It's well worth the $5.
This is made just for you.
It was generated from what I could read about your world. I do not know if I got it right.
I hope something in it lands.
I have been building at the intersection of human intuition and machine pattern for a long time. This is what that work sounds like when it is pointed at a single person.
The track is yours.
Craig Ellenwood founded the music element of Burning Man in 1992 and creates music with AI, having collaborated with artists like Moby, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, and Timothy Leary.
Want to make songs like this yourself? Squeek is coming — your brief, our band, plans from $9/month.
Squaawke 2.0 →shasum -a 256 squaawke.mp3 must
match the fingerprint above.ots verify squaawke.mp3.ots