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I created KYRO as an in-house digital DJ and music artist through SYNAPZ Records.
KYRO is designed as more than a one-off AI-generated performer. The project combines a persistent artist identity, defined sonic DNA, evolving creative direction, visual world-building and structured music-production workflows.
I developed the wider creative system behind KYRO, including the artist concept, identity architecture, AI-assisted production workflows, visual direction, release process and connection to the Genesis Engine.
This video showcases one of KYRO’s official releases. The music is also distributed through Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music.
I led the concept, systems architecture, creative direction, development and release workflow.
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