A false cover by Angèle of the title “Saiyan” by rappers Heuss L’Enfoiré and Gazo is agitating social networks.The result is stunning.
The “fake” songs generated by artificial intelligence are developing at high speed, sparking many reactions on social networks.The Belgian singer Angèle has been at the heart of the debate since the appearance of a cover of the title “Saiyan” by rappers Heuss L’Enfoiré and Gazo.The piece is currently doing around the canvasbut it is not the work of the singer.
The result is quite stunning, both in terms of voice and style.On the other hand, we are not really used to hearing it on this type of text, even if the world of rap is no stranger to the singer.What sow a little more doubt among many listeners.
“It’s crazy,” says Angèle
The “new” track even reached the ears of the singer.The latter reacted on the social network TikTok, posting the following message: “I don’t know what to think of artificial intelligence.I think it’s crazy but at the same time, I’m afraid for my job “.
@angele_vl #collage with @? Angèle ? ♬ original sound – ? Angèle ?
A question that many people – and even the CEO of Open AI, behind ChatGPT – are asking themselves, as it becomes easier and easier to reproduce voices.In recent days, we have been able to discover that a user had used the voice of Johnny Hallyday to sing the credits of Pokémon.And the phenomenon is global, with the appearance of a false collaboration between Drake and The Weekend at the start of the year.Having gone viral, the fake song had reignited the debate around generative AI.
Behind the false cover of Angèle, we find the work of an artist and beatmaker called lnkhey.The latter has used Studio One software and AI tools to achieve this result.He also sang himself and modified the production, before integrating his version and associating the voice of the Belgian singer.Compared to the original versionwe can hear adjustments to the melodies in order to better get closer to the sounds of Angèle.