Musician Minh Ca Ri (real name Nguyen Cong Minh), born in 1998, is the author of the emotional song "De den com" which has been popular on all platforms since 2022, bringing tears to many audiences.
He also composed a series of songs that are loved by many young audiences such as "La Em", "La Quan Em Co Anh Ngay Tac Me", "Mua Nang Hac"...
Minh Ca Ri's lyrics are often gentle, peaceful, and emotional. Minh Ca Ri works in the independent music industry as a musician - music producer since 2018, when Indie Vietnam music was developing strongly with the names: Thai Dinh - Nam Kun, Kien, Hai Sam, Vu...
Working in the field of composition, Minh Ca Ri recognizes the reality that AI singing and composing music can attract tens of millions of views on platforms - a number that not every artist or singer can achieve.
Talking to Lao Dong reporter about the reality of AI's strong push in the music field, musician Minh Ca Ri said: "To be honest, when witnessing the strong development of AI application in music, I also felt very surprised. From harmony versions - arrangement of famous songs available in a different style, to composing and perfecting a complete music product from just the commands - which requires a creative team to work meticulously for hours, now just the commands and the time can be counted in seconds".
According to the musician's point of view, although AI can help people realize ideas in their heads, in the field of artistic composition, it is the meticulous working process for many hours that is the main shaping of successful products.
Musician Minh Ca Ri believes that songs using AI can be posted on social media channels for short-term entertainment purposes, instead of being posted on digital music platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music... and placed on par with music products coming out of the studio.
This is a story about copyright infringement. I affirm that no one used a song to build a Orchestral, Alternative Rock version but texted the author to use their brainchild before. It would be very dangerous and toxic for creators to believe that just for fun, there is no need to respect copyright, and that they are also the ones who post AI products on distribution platforms and make a profit from them, the musician emphasized.
He sees music as a multi-dimensional mirror. The songs - or the spirit child of each author - all reflect their views of the world around them, and at the same time show how they want to convey their own views to their audiences, he commented.
