Meet GhostQ: a song for the crowd that loves an artist
GhostQ is live at https://ghostq.xyz, no login needed.
Name an artist, and GhostQ writes an original song for the crowd that really loves them, from taste data from the Qloo API, with a receipt on every line. Then it sings it.
Video: https://youtu.be/xNCSCSWfhNo
The Ghost writes the song. GhostQ's writer reads the crowd: the city where the fans are strongest, their ages, the themes they care about, their lifestyles and the films they love. It says what it's doing as it goes, and every step shows its source. Then it writes the sheet: lyrics, chords, melody and a production brief, with the Qloo signals behind every line. Tap a receipt to see where a line came from.
CollabQ: one song, two crowds. Add a "feat." artist. Verse 1 is written for the first artist's crowd and verse 2 for the second's, each in its artist's language, and the chorus is built on what both crowds share. The Ghost suggests pairs, or pick your own: here, Prateek Kuhad feat. Rauw Alejandro, in Hindi and Spanish.
RemixQ: the same song, another crowd. Pick a new city, new ages, or both, and GhostQ reads the new crowd and rewrites the lines it calls for. The title, key, hook and structure stay, and every changed line is marked next to the original. The Ghost suggests songs to remix for cities where the artist's fans are strong: here, Lorde's "Last Tram Home" for Wellington, 15 of 22 lines rewritten.
Hear it, and sing along. Sung songs play in the QPlayer across the whole site. Open it full screen and Sing Along follows the recording word by word, with the receipts behind the line you hear.
Every song is public in the Songbook, with its crowd and its research, and labelled as an AI-generated GhostQ draft, not affiliated with the artist it was written for. How it works, and the Ghost behind every draft, are on the home page.
Try it: https://ghostq.xyz Code (MIT): https://github.com/T04435/ghostq