A glitchy AI assistant and vintage synth artist accidentally create groundbreaking music together, inviting fans to help shape a psychedelic video that blurs reality and tomorrow.
The story
Through a tangle of vintage synths and neural networks, Sera Voss stumbled onto something wild. Her glitchy AI assistant LUM-9 started doing impossible things with old jazz records, and that’s when the magic started.
Together they created “Quantients” – a mind-bending music video that feels like falling through tomorrow. Picture massive tentacle highways twisting through neon skies and cities that pulse like living things. The soundtrack? It’s what you’d get if the 1960s dropped acid with an AI that learned to jam.
But here’s the cool part – Sera threw open the doors and let everyone peek behind the curtain. Fans got to vote on which trippy scenes made the cut. They watched the whole messy creative process unfold in real-time. No fancy studio, just raw creativity streaming from a tiny apartment crammed with secondhand gear.
Sure, we’ve got more tools than ever to make art. But Sera and LUM-9 showed us something bigger. When human imagination dances with artificial minds, we don’t get replaced – we get superpowers. The walls come down. The impossible becomes possible.
“Quantients” isn’t just a video. It’s a postcard from tomorrow, showing us what happens when we stop being scared of AI and start jamming with it instead. And honestly? We’re just getting started.
