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Aimi wants you to finish what AI starts
An endless electronic mix became a studio you can argue with. Aimi’s wager is that the useful part of AI music begins when you reach for the faders.
Alex Mitchell Is Turning the First Chair Into an Open Seat
A competitive violinist learned to sell songs, read crowds and build products. Now the Boomy co-founder is testing a more consequential idea: what happens when making music becomes an invitation instead of an audition?
Boomy
Boomy is a Berkeley-based generative-music company whose web app lets anyone create original songs with AI in about 30 seconds - pick a style, hit generate, tweak the result, and optionally release it to Spotify, Apple Music and 40+ platforms while collecting royalties. Founded in 2018 by Alex Mitchell and Matthew Cohen Santorelli, Boomy says its users have created more than 20 million tracks, making it one of the most-used AI music tools and a lightning rod in the debate over what AI-made music means for streaming.