Beyoncé’s new rock song, which sounds a lot like Metallica, was created using AI technology by Desperate Times. The production involved the use of Suno AI and voice cloning to emulate Beyoncé’s vocals in the rock genre. This innovative approach merges the power of AI with the creativity of music production to create a unique track that showcases how technology is reshaping the music industry.
By blending Beyoncé’s distinct vocal style with the influence of Metallica’s iconic rock sound, the song represents a groundbreaking intersection of different musical worlds. It’s also fun to listen to.
Beyoncé’s latest album, Cowboy Carter, has created a surge of interest in denim fashion, particularly for Levi’s. One of the standout tracks on the album, “Levii’s Jeans,” includes lyrics that reference denim and have sparked a fashion trend. As a result, Levi Strauss & Co experienced a 20% increase in footfall at its stores across the US and a 20% rise in its share price.
In the UK, retailers like John Lewis reported a 263% increase in searches for “women’s Levi’s jeans” since the album’s announcement. Beyoncé herself has been seen embracing the trend, wearing double and even quadruple denim in her Instagram posts. This style, sometimes called the “Canadian tuxedo,” has been popularized by Beyoncé’s nod to cowboy culture.
Levi Strauss has embraced the attention, even changing its name on Instagram to “Levii’s” in tribute to Beyoncé’s influence. Michelle Gass, the company’s chief executive, highlighted the brand’s place at the center of culture, noting Beyoncé’s influence as a “culture shaper” and the impact it has on fashion trends.
