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Opinion
If AI-generated band The Velvet Sundown thrives, Christian creativity may be in jeopardy

2025-07-24T15:05:00Z

The hottest new band on the scene, The Velvet Sundown, was drawing millions of streams before listeners realised every note and lyric had been composed by artificial intelligence. Jermaine Dallas considers what the trend could mean for writers of worship music

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