New Era of Music: Timbaland Introduces AI Artist TaTa
Famous producer Timbaland and his company Stage Zero have released the first music video for virtual singer TaTa Taktumi — Glitch x Pulse. The artist is entirely created using artificial intelligence and trained like a real musician.
The video is bright and high-tech: futuristic shots, dynamic editing, and Timba's signature groove. Legendary dancers Jabbawockeez worked on the character movements, and Timbaland himself was personally involved in creating the concept.
🤑 The producer is confident that AI can breathe life into the music industry:
"We're no longer just making tracks—we're creating new art forms and digital artists. TaTa is the beginning of a new wave of A-Pop."
What do you think—is the future in AI performers or live musicians?
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