Kàra Màr Is the First AI-Driven Social Artist to Publish an Album on Spotify

Sensorium Galaxy’s Kàra Màr Makes History

Sensorium Galaxy launched Kàra Màr’s debut album earlier this year. The AI-powered DJ, a product of Sensorium Galaxy, is reportedly the first AI-driven social artist to release a full-length album on Spotify.

Anthropic Principle: A Techno Album

While AI artists have performed live DJ sets and produced individual songs, a full album on a major streaming platform is unprecedented. Kàra Màr’s album, Anthropic Principle, features eight instrumental techno tracks. According to Sensorium Galaxy, each piece connects directly to Kàra Màr’s backstory.

Meet Kàra Màr, an AI-empowered virtual artist from Sensorium Galaxy metaverse ahead of their first performance in PRISM World. Cutting-edge look, non-binary gender. As their back-story tells, Berlin-based techno DJ and producer make for a special case in today’s electronic music game. Artificial intelligence researcher by trade, they leverage science to boost their creative force and vice versa.

Technology and Performance

Kàra Màr, along with other AI systems developed by Sensorium Galaxy, utilizes Mubert’s patented AI technology. These AI artists will perform within Sensorium Galaxy’s virtual PRISM environment alongside established artists like David Guetta, Carl Cox, Steve Aoki, and Armin van Buuren. Learn more about our interviews with these virtual characters.

“Increasingly more creators embrace direct communications with their fans via live streams on Instagram and other channels,” said Sasha Tityanko, Deputy CEO at Sensorium in a press release. “We take this a step further by allowing fans to dive deeper into the interactions with their favorite artists. AI-driven Social Artists are able to dedicate quality time to every single fan, listening, responding, and adapting to their individual preferences, thereby ushering in a new era in music.”

Listen to Anthropic Principle below:

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