AI producer Steal Saturday releases new ballad album 'Even So, Today'

POZAlabs officially revealed Steal Saturday as its AI producer on the 26th with the release of the five-song album 'Even So, Today'. Moving away from electronic music, the collection features ballads with acoustic and string instruments, including the title track 'The Shape of Dreams' featuring vocalist Narani.

Steal Saturday, an AI producer produced by POZAlabs, released the new album 'Even So, Today' on the 26th. With this release, POZAlabs officially revealed for the first time that Steal Saturday is an artist produced by the company. The album contains five songs, including the title track 'The Shape of Dreams'.

While Steal Saturday has primarily focused on electronic music, this album presents ballads utilizing band sounds, acoustic guitars, and string instruments. The album's themes include childhood dreams, lives that have changed from those dreams, finding joy in repetitive daily routines, and feelings left unexpressed to one's mother. The disclosure of the AI producer's identity alongside this genre shift is a prominent aspect of this release.

Narani participated as a vocalist for the title track 'The Shape of Dreams'. The song tells a story of how the time spent pursuing dreams remains meaningful. The music video depicts the continuation of dreams within reality through scenes where the protagonist's room expands into the sea and space.

'I Had Dreams Too' features participation from Seo Jeong-gil and sings of a man who lived as a fisherman to make a living. 'Even If It Isn't the Day I Imagined', featuring Eliot Rue, deals with the small joys of repetitive days. 'The Side Dishes Mom Sent', for which Steal Saturday took on the vocals, expresses the heart of an adult child with a focus on string instruments, and the final track, 'FOMO(Fear Of Missing Ordinary)', sings of the ordinary daily life spent with those by one's side.

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