The person managing Xania Monet, the first AI musician to appear on popular music charts, says getting radio play is no different than how regular artists promote their music.
Artificial intelligence is starting to change the music industry in new ways. For years, people have suspected that bots were used to artificially increase song streams, but now we’re seeing AI actually create entire songs and even artists.
Telisha Jones, a poet, created Xania Monet, an AI music project that’s gaining attention. Jones writes the song lyrics, and then an AI model and vocal programs bring the songs to life. Xania Monet is already quite popular, with around 500,000 monthly listeners on Spotify.
In early November, Monet made history as the first AI artist to appear on a major music chart, reaching number 20 on Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart. Despite some criticism, her team intends to continue pushing boundaries.
Xania Monet wants to be #1 on music charts
Monet’s team is helping her achieve the number one spot on the charts by focusing on traditional methods, specifically getting her music played on the radio to reach a wide audience.
Monet’s manager, Romel Murphy, explained to Billboard that the key to her success is simple: connecting with a wide audience. Unlike traditional artists where radio promotion is a key part of the strategy, their focus is on getting the music to as many listeners as possible.
“Our goal is to continue to grow, continue to connect, and hopefully get to No. 1.”
Murphy encourages people to form their opinions after experiencing Monet’s music, rather than deciding beforehand.
“Just listen to the songs. Listen to the lyrics. And then make your judgment,” he added.
Billboard recently noted that AI-created music is appearing on various charts each week, with the artist Monet currently being the most successful. While many AI-generated songs are available on Spotify, getting airplay on the radio remains a significant challenge.
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2025-11-04 16:19