I mean, I could remind you of my suggestion months ago for a...

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lol. Bang away bro. What do you want to hear?
I mean, I could remind you of my suggestion months ago for a ska/reggae album around the theme of proof of working class pride to tie in some first wave spirit of '69 (spirit of 21?) themes (of course also including themes of liberation and "fuck you" money). And perhaps the virtue of patience.
You do well with hip hop though too and it's good for belting out lyrics so the neighbors and coworkers can hear. I've liked some of your heavier stuff but as the lyrical work really shines and the AI instrumentals only go so far I'd probably favor more discernable lyrics (though I'll never say no to a little metal or punk rock). The sea shanties and old Irish folk style were definitely a nice touch too.
And of course genre bending has its place. Half the fun of AI enabled music is not just copying what humans with instruments could do, but doing what they couldn't or wouldn't.
Something out of left field such as in the style of Hogol Bordello and the so called 'Gypsy punk' genre could be cool too. Something tells me some interesting themes could arise there with your values and that style.
But mostly I like hearing what you come up with when you enjoy doing it. Nice to have some solid values to turn up to 11.
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