R67A We Robot
Mark Sheeky
2023
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R67A We Robot
Mark Sheeky 2023 |
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Track listing
1. Do You Know Where Your Heart Is? (03:10)
2. We Are the Damaged (04:11) 3. Joy from a Machine Code Perspective (01:11) 4. Robot (02:45) 5. AI and Celebrity (05:08) 6. My Baby's Non-Binary (03:46) 7. Fake Plastic Lies (03:11) 8. Mothmoon (02:47) 9. Life as a Robot Guard (02:05) 10. P-L-Astic (02:49) 11. I Think You Love Me (03:38) 12. Where Is Love? (03:46) 13. Flight Over Rust City (03:48) 14. Silicon-Carbon Genesis (03:11) 15. Android Heaven (01:18) 16. Someone Else's AI (01:22) |
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About this album
1. Do You Know Where Your Heart Is? (03:09)
2. We Are the Damaged (04:00) 3. Joy from a Machine Code Perspective (01:11) 4. Robot (02:45) 5. AI and Celebrity (04:57) 6. My Baby's Non-Binary (03:46) 7. Fake Plastic Lies (03:11) 8. Mothmoon (02:42) 9. Life as a Robot Guard (02:03) 10. P-L-Astic (02:49) 11. I Think You Love Me (03:38) 12. Where Is Love? (03:46) 13. Flight Over Rust City (03:49) 14. Silicon-Carbon Genesis (03:07) 15. Android Heaven (01:18) 16. Someone Else's AI (01:22) An album about the border between humans and machines. The album is approximately divided into three parts: entering the machine, inside the machine, and a reflective conclusion. Silicon-Carbon Genesis is an unusual example of a track which accepts a machine world happily, in contrast to the cliché of fear of AI. The album ends with the light hearted post-script that is Someone Else's AI. With a little irony, and as with all of Mark Sheeky's music, no AI was used in the creation of this album, or auto-tune, or any plug-ins or software other than that designed and programmed by Mark. |
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