Email swipes & social copy

Angle

News / curiosity. Third-party facts only.

Subject

An AI song just hit #1 on a Billboard chart

Preheader

And it wasn't a one-off. Here's what the numbers actually say.

Goal

Category interest, zero pitch. No link.

In November 2025, a track called "Walk My Walk" reached No. 1 on Billboard's
Country Digital Song Sales chart.

The act behind it — Breaking Rust — is AI-associated. When I checked in
August 2026 it showed 1.03 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

It wasn't a one-off. Xania Monet charted, drew reported label interest, and
according to Billboard estimates based on Luminate data has generated more
than $52,000 in estimated revenue. Two other AI-associated projects have
crossed the million-listener line.

For scale, from Spotify's own Loud & Clear 2026 report: Spotify paid the
music industry over $11 billion in 2025, more than 400,000 songs crossed a
million streams, and over 13,800 artists earned $100,000 or more.

I'm not sending you this so you can go copy anybody. I'm sending it
because a gap has opened up, and almost nobody is talking about it.

Making a song with AI is now easy. Being able to prove you're allowed to
use that song commercially — and actually getting it released — is still
hard. That's the gap.

More on that this week.

[YOUR NAME]

P.S. Sources: Billboard/Luminate, ABC News, Spotify Loud & Clear 2026,
SlopTracker's public March 2026 snapshot. Those last figures are third-party
estimates, not audited statements — and none of it is a promise about your
results or mine.

Angle

Problem / agitation. Names the pain without naming a product.

Subject

1,016,137,305

Preheader

One platform. Six months. That's the number that should worry you.

Goal

Make the licensing problem concrete. Still no pitch.

That number is how many copyright claims YouTube's Content ID system
processed in a single six-month period. One platform, one system.
(TorrentFreak, June 2024.)

If you've ever had a video claimed, muted, demonetized or pulled over
thirty seconds of background music, you already know how that feels.

Here's what I've watched people do about it:

— Pay a subscription to a stock-music library, forever, for tracks that
  thousands of other channels are also using
— Use "royalty-free" music from a YouTube search and hope
— Generate something with an AI tool and assume that makes it theirs

That third one is the one I want to flag, because it's the newest and the
most confidently wrong.

Generating a song does not, by itself, give you a documented right to use it
commercially. Some tools grant a license in their terms. Some grant one only
on a paid tier. Some say the output is yours and then disclaim everything in
the next paragraph. Almost none of them hand you anything you could show to
a person who challenges you.

That last part is the bit I care about. Not a policy page on someone's
website — a document, with your name on it, that you can produce.

Next week I'm showing you a platform built around exactly that. Thursday
September 24, 11:00 AM ET.

[YOUR NAME]

P.S. To be clear about what no license can do: nothing stops a platform
from flagging a track. What a proper license does is give you the answer
when it happens.

Angle

Announcement. Sets the appointment and the expectation.

Subject

Thursday, 11:00 AM ET — here's what's coming

Preheader

Create the song, license it, release it. One dashboard, one payment.

Goal

Book the appointment. First mention of the product and the link.

Short one, so you can put it on your calendar.

Thursday September 24, 11:00 AM ET, a platform called Lyrixsa AI opens
for five days.

What it is, in one line: it creates original music, issues you a commercial
license certificate for it, and — on the full tier — walks the release out
to Spotify, Apple Music and the rest from the same dashboard.

Three reasons I'm telling you in advance:

1. It's a one-time payment, not a subscription. Entry is $37.

2. The license certificate is the part I haven't seen anywhere else. Your
   name on it, a unique license ID, a verification link and a scannable
   code. Ten rights printed on the document itself.

3. It's open for five days and then it closes. Cart shuts at 11:59 PM ET
   on September 28, which means Monday the 28th is the last full
   day.

I'll send the details Thursday. If you want to look around beforehand, the
page is here:

Disclosure: the link below is an affiliate link and I earn a commission
if you buy through it.

[YOUR LINK]

[YOUR NAME]

P.S. Fair warning about what I won't be doing this week: I'm not going to
tell you what you'll earn from this, because I don't know and neither does
anyone else. It's a tool. What it does is remove the licensing and
distribution mess from making music. What you do with that is yours.

Angle

The core differentiator, tiered honestly.

Subject

Every AI music tool stops at the song. This one doesn't.

Preheader

Create it, license it, release it — and the license comes with a certificate.

Goal

Open the cart on the strongest single idea.

Here's the thing nobody tells you about AI music tools.

They all make a song. Then they hand it to you and walk away.

You still have to figure out whether you're allowed to use it commercially.
You still have to find a distributor, set up a second payment account, and
upload everything again. Most songs die right there, in a folder.

Lyrixsa AI went live an hour ago. Two things it does that I hadn't seen
bundled together:

CREATE — describe the song in plain words, or upload an image, or work from
a supported reference. Pick genre, vocal style and language. It writes and
sings in over 70 languages. Audio and lyrics come back.

LICENSE — every eligible song generates a Commercial License Certificate
issued in YOUR name, with a unique license ID, a verification link and a
scannable code. Ten rights printed on the document: sell & distribute,
music platforms, YouTube & videos, client projects, monetization, social
media, no copyright claims, unlimited use, global rights, royalty-free.

That's the $37 tier. One-time.

Then there's the part I'd actually spend money on, which sits in the
bundle:

PUBLISH — Publisher takes a finished track through eight guided steps to
Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, TIDAL, Deezer, TikTok
and more, across 180+ territories. Then per-store stream reporting,
earnings broken into gross / cleared / pending, and a map of where people
are listening — in the same dashboard.

Plus Studio for editing (extend, remix, replace a verse, split stems),
Music DNA, and the Genre Mixer.

The bundle is $317 one-time, on the same page. $942 of stated value.

Both options include the three launch bonuses, and both are covered by the
14-day money-back guarantee.

Cart closes 11:59 PM ET on September 28 — five days.

Disclosure: the link below is an affiliate link and I earn a commission
if you buy through it.

[YOUR LINK]

[YOUR NAME]

P.S. Look at the certificate first. It's the thing that decides whether
this is a toy or a tool.

Angle

Narrative. Same day, different subject — written for the people who didn't open Email 01.

Subject

The folder on my desktop called "songs (unused)"

Preheader

Eleven tracks. Not one of them ever went anywhere.

Goal

Identification. Sell the workflow, not the feature list.

Rewrite the first three paragraphs in your own voice. The specifics
should be yours — a borrowed story reads like one.

---

I have a folder on my desktop called "songs (unused)".

Eleven tracks in it. Some of them are genuinely fine. Not one of them ever
went anywhere, and I can tell you exactly why, because it was the same
reason every time.

The song was the easy part. What came after was the wall.

Was I actually allowed to use this commercially? Depends on which
terms of service I'd agreed to eighteen months ago. Could I put it on Spotify?
Technically — after I'd picked a distributor, made another account,
attached a payment method, filled in metadata I didn't understand, and
uploaded the whole thing a second time. Would it even get accepted? No
idea.

So the file sat there. Eleven times.

What got my attention about Lyrixsa AI is that it treats those two problems
as part of the product instead of somebody else's job.

Every eligible song generates a commercial license certificate in your
name — license ID, verification link, scannable code, ten rights on the
face of it. That's on the $37 tier.

And on the bundle, Publisher walks the release through eight steps to the
stores and then reports back per store: streams, earnings split into gross
/ cleared / pending, territories on a map. Same dashboard. No second login.

I'm not going to tell you what you'll earn. Nobody honest will. What I'll
tell you is that "make a song" was never the bottleneck, and this is the
first tool I've used that seems to know that.

$37 in, $317 for everything, one-time either way, 14-day guarantee.
Closes 11:59 PM ET on September 28.

Disclosure: the link below is an affiliate link and I earn a commission
if you buy through it.

[YOUR LINK]

[YOUR NAME]

Angle

Risk removal. The strongest angle for creators and agencies.

Subject

A license certificate with your name on it

Preheader

Not a policy page. An actual document you can produce.

Goal

Convert on safety. Includes the two honest caveats.

Yesterday I mentioned a billion Content ID claims in six months. Today,
what I actually like about Lyrixsa AI's answer to it.

It doesn't give you a policy page to point at. It gives you a document.

Every eligible song generates a Commercial License Certificate with your
name on it, a unique license ID, a verification link, and a scannable code.
Ten rights are printed on the certificate itself:

  sell & distribute · music platforms · YouTube & videos
  client projects · monetization · social media
  no copyright claims · unlimited use · global rights · royalty-free

If someone questions your right to use that music, you're not arguing from
memory or digging through an email from last year. You forward a document.

For anyone doing client work, that alone is the pitch. A named, verifiable
rights document you can hand to a client is a deliverable. "I got it from
an AI tool" is not.

Two honest notes, because I'd rather you bought this with your eyes open:

1. This is a license, not a copyright transfer. Lyrixsa's own terms say
   copyright in AI-generated material varies by jurisdiction and isn't
   guaranteed. What you get is a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free
   commercial-use license — which is what you need in order to use and
   sell the music — plus documentation of it.

2. No license anywhere can promise a platform will never flag anything.
   What it can do is give you the document that answers the flag.

Anyone selling you more certainty than that is selling you something they
don't have.

The certificate is on the $37 tier, so this angle costs $37 to test.

Cart shuts at 11:59 PM ET on September 28.

Disclosure: the link below is an affiliate link and I earn a commission
if you buy through it.

[YOUR LINK]

[YOUR NAME]

Angle

Competitor comparison. For lists that already own an AI music tool.

Subject

"I already use Suno. Why would I switch?"

Preheader

You probably wouldn't. That's not the argument.

Goal

Reframe against the incumbent without trashing it.

Fair question — I got asked it three times yesterday.

The honest answer: if all you want is to generate a song, you don't need to
switch. The generators are good. That problem is solved.

Which is exactly why I think it's the wrong thing to be shopping for now.

Ask a different question — not "which one writes the better song?" but
"which one gets me from an idea to something I can legally use and actually
release?" — and the field thins out fast.

  GENERATE A SONG            most tools, including Lyrixsa
  EDIT IT PROPERLY           some — Lyrixsa Studio does stems, section
                             replacement, extend, tempo and pitch
  LICENSE + A CERTIFICATE    this is where it gets quiet
  RELEASE IT TO THE STORES   and here it goes silent

Lyrixsa AI issues a commercial license certificate in your name — license
ID, verification link, scannable code, ten rights printed on it — on the
$37 tier.

And on the bundle, Publisher takes the finished track through eight guided
steps out to Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, TIDAL,
Deezer, TikTok and more across 180+ territories, then reports streams and
earnings back per store.

Two other things in the bundle I haven't seen elsewhere:

Music DNA reads a supported Spotify or Apple Music link for genre, mood,
energy and BPM, then writes you a brand-new original prompt from those
traits. A starting point, not a copy.

The AI Genre Mixer scores whether two or three genres will actually work
together BEFORE it generates anything, so you're not burning attempts to
find out.

Not a subscription. $37 to get in, $317 for the lot, 14-day guarantee.

Closes 11:59 PM ET on September 28.

Disclosure: the link below is an affiliate link and I earn a commission
if you buy through it.

[YOUR LINK]

[YOUR NAME]

P.S. To be explicit: I'm not claiming Lyrixsa out-generates anyone. I'm
saying generation stopped being the hard part, and this is built around the
part that still is.

Angle

Demonstration. Lowest-claim email in the sequence.

Subject

Watch a song go from idea to release-ready in one screen

Preheader

Plus finished tracks you can just press play on.

Goal

Send them to the video and the sample songs.

I'd rather show you than describe it, so: the full walkthrough is on the
page below.

What you'll watch:

— An idea typed in as plain text, coming back as a finished song with
  lyrics
— Music DNA reading a supported Spotify link's genre, mood, energy and BPM,
  then writing a brand-new original prompt from those traits
— The Genre Mixer scoring whether two genres will work together BEFORE it
  generates anything
— Studio: extending the track, replacing a verse that didn't land,
  splitting the stems into vocals, drums, bass, piano and guitar
— The license certificate being issued
— Publisher walking a release through its eight steps: Type, Music,
  Information, Cover art, Lyrics, Outlets, Validation, Review

There are also finished songs on that page you can just press play on. Not
demos of a demo — actual output. Judge the quality yourself rather than
taking my word for it.

Worth knowing which tier is which while you watch: creation and the license
certificate are the $37 front end. Studio, Music DNA, the Genre Mixer and
Publisher are in the $317 bundle.

Then decide.

Disclosure: the link below is an affiliate link and I earn a commission
if you buy through it.

[YOUR LINK]

[YOUR NAME]

P.S. Day three of five. Cart closes 11:59 PM ET on
September 28, so Monday the 28th is the last full day.

Angle

Value / arithmetic. For deal-driven and subscription-fatigued lists.

Subject

$942 of tools for $317, and then never again

Preheader

The five-year subscription math is the part people skip.

Goal

Move front-end buyers up, and close the value shoppers.

Quick math, because this is the part people skip.

Most AI music tools bill monthly. Most distributors bill yearly. Put one
song out and keep it up for five years and you have paid five times over
for a single release — and if you ever stop paying, the release can quietly
stop being available.

Lyrixsa AI is a one-time payment.

The bundle sits on the same page as the entry option. Stated individual
values:

  Lyrixsa Commercial ............................... $37
  Lyrixsa Professional ............................. $67
  Music DNA & AI Genre Mixer ....................... $47
  Lyrixsa AI Studio ................................ $197
  Publisher & Song Monetization .................... $297
  3 launch bonuses ................................. $297
  ------------------------------------------------------
  Stated total ..................................... $942

Bundle price during launch: $317. That's 66% off, and it ends when the cart
does.

What the extra actually buys you, in plain terms: the editing suite, the
two prompt-building tools, and the entire release path. If you only ever
want to make music for your own videos, the $37 tier does that. If you want
tracks to leave your hard drive and go out to the stores, Publisher is in
the bundle and that's the reason to go there.

The three bonuses — 50 lyric starter templates, a studio voice pack with
three premium vocal styles, and 40 royalty-free cinematic loops — are
included on BOTH options. Not upsold later. Included. Stated value $297.

14-day money-back guarantee on either.

Cart closes 11:59 PM ET on September 28, which means Monday is your
last full day.

Disclosure: the link below is an affiliate link and I earn a commission
if you buy through it.

[YOUR LINK]

[YOUR NAME]

Angle

Objection handling. Builds trust even when it doesn't sell.

Subject

Your seven questions about Lyrixsa, answered straight

Preheader

Including the two answers that aren't in its favor.

Goal

Clear the last blockers honestly.

Seven things people have asked me this week. Straight answers, including
the ones that aren't in Lyrixsa's favor.

"Can I really sell music I made with this?"
Yes. A non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free commercial-use license for
eligible generated music, with a certificate in your name. It covers
monetized video, ads, courses, podcasts, games, film, sync, streaming
distribution and client work.

"Do I own the copyright?"
No — and be careful with anyone who tells you otherwise. Copyright in
AI-generated material varies by country and Lyrixsa's own terms say it
isn't guaranteed. You get a license to use and sell it commercially, plus
documentation. That's the honest version, and it's still enough for
everything in the paragraph above.

"Will it definitely get onto Spotify?"
Publisher prepares and submits the release to supported stores. No
distributor anywhere can guarantee acceptance — the platforms set their own
rules. Anyone promising guaranteed placement is lying to you.

"Is publishing included in the $37?"
No, and I want to be precise about this because it's the one people get
wrong. The $37 tier is creation plus the commercial license and
certificate. Publisher — the release path — is in the $317 bundle, with
Studio, Music DNA and the Genre Mixer. If releasing to stores is why you're
interested, you want the bundle.

"Will I make money?"
I have no idea, and neither does anyone else. Lyrixsa's terms explicitly
disclaim streams, listeners, sales and royalties. Buy this because it lets
you create, license and release music without a five-app workflow — not
because of a number someone put in an email.

"Do I need to be musical?"
No. Describe it in words, use a supported reference, or upload an image.
Pick genre, vocal style and language. The app handles the rest.

"What if I hate it?"
14-day money-back guarantee. Geecore Limited is the seller and handles refunds.

Cart closes tomorrow at 11:59 PM ET.

Disclosure: the link below is an affiliate link and I earn a commission
if you buy through it.

[YOUR LINK]

[YOUR NAME]

Angle

Deadline plus self-selection. Short.

Subject

Closing tonight at 11:59 PM ET

Preheader

Two reasons to move, one reason to ignore this.

Goal

The deadline, without inventing scarcity.

Short one.

Lyrixsa AI closes at 11:59 PM ET tonight. After that the launch
pricing goes, and the 66% off the bundle goes with it.

If you make content and you've ever been claimed over music — the license
certificate alone is worth the $37 to me. That's the front-end tier and it
takes about a minute to decide.

If you've got finished songs sitting in a folder that never went anywhere —
Publisher is in the bundle, and it's the reason to look at the bundle
rather than the $37.

If neither of those is you, ignore this and I'll see you next time. No hard
feelings, and no fake countdown in this email — the deadline is real and
it's the same one everybody else got.

Disclosure: the link below is an affiliate link and I earn a commission
if you buy through it.

[YOUR LINK]

[YOUR NAME]

Angle

Last call. Send only to openers or clickers who haven't bought.

Subject

Last few hours

Preheader

No pitch left. Just the link and the deadline.

Goal

Catch the decided-but-distracted. Segment this one.

Segment this to people who opened or clicked and didn't buy. Sending a
second deadline email to your whole list on the same evening is how you
train people to filter you.

---

11:59 PM ET tonight. A few hours.

$37 for creation plus the license certificate in your name.
$317 for the bundle — that's the one with Studio and Publisher in it.
Both one-time. Both under the 14-day guarantee.

Disclosure: the link below is an affiliate link and I earn a commission
if you buy through it.

[YOUR LINK]

That's everything I've got on this one. Thanks for reading this week.

[YOUR NAME]