Founder, The AI Musicpreneur
Hi, I'm Christopher Wieduwilt. I run The AI Musicpreneur — the independent source for AI music news and tools.
In August 2023, before Suno had a public launch, before the copyright lawsuits landed, before every label had an AI policy, I started covering AI in music. No independent source was tracking it all in one place: the tools, the legislation, the business model shifts, the production breakthroughs. I built it.
What I do
Four pillars, one mission.
01 Industry Intelligence
Lawsuits, label deals, streaming policy, legislation, new business models, tool launches: covered the week they happen, with context for what they mean to working musicians and music professionals. Primary sources. Editorial judgment.
02 AI Music Tools
AI song generators, AI mixing and mastering, stem separation, AI DAWs, VST plugins, MCP servers. I use every tool I write about. If it belongs in a professional workflow, you'll know. If it's vaporware, you'll know faster.
03 Promotion Tutorials
In 2024 I published the first AI prompt library for musicians. In 2025 I released the AI Fanbase Builder course, a 3-step system for building a fanbase with AI. More coming, with a focus on Claude skill files that handle specific tasks for you automatically. Subscribe to the newsletter to get them first.
04 Two Free Newsletters
The Workshop on Wednesdays: one tutorial, music production or promotion. The Briefing on Fridays: high-signal news, tool updates, and one deep-dive story. Context you can use, not links to skim.
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Industry Intelligence
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AI Music Tools
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Promotion Tutorials
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Two Free Newsletters
Proof
Read, cited, invited to speak.
20,000+
monthly readers
2,000+
newsletter subscribers
200,000+
creators reached
200+
stories since Aug 2023
Featured in
- Music Business Worldwide
- Musikwoche
- Yahoo ES
- I Care If You Listen
Speaking
- GEMA x WISE AI Music Summit, Munich
- BIME Music Conference, Bilbao
- Wallifornia Music+Tech, Ghent
- NFT.NYC, New York
- vi.be AI Music Crash Course, Brussels
- Member: SIQA Creative Council
The story
25 years in music. One question that never went away.
2003
Guitar at 15. Metal band (Blooms of Vanity / Gravity Grows Wings), touring Northern Germany, full album, an EP, featured in China's biggest rock magazine.
2008
Solo project: A Crush On Yesterday. 500,000 Myspace plays. Coast-to-coast US tour: LA, Chicago, Dallas, Madison. Then Myspace crashed and I lost my entire fanbase overnight.
2010
London. Z Records (Dave Lee / Joey Negro). Managed Flight Brigade. Studio manager at Powerstudio, where Robbie Williams and Paloma Faith recorded. The question I couldn't leave alone: is any of this built to last?
2015
Product strategy. Food startup zero to €150k/month. B2B platforms for Lufthansa. Product teams at Porsche, L'Oréal, Goodyear. Still watching musicians run the same playbook on newer platforms.
2023
Suno launched. Universal sued. The Grammys issued their first AI statement. Labels started signing AI-generated artists and suing AI companies in the same quarter. No independent source was covering it all for people working in music. I started writing.
Editorial stance
Where I stand.
AI is a tool. Human judgment is the skill. I use the Sandwich Method on everything I publish: human seed idea, AI iteration, human judgment call to finish. No raw AI output.
For music professionals: the goal is staying ahead of what's coming before it disrupts your workflow or your revenue.
For music creators: the goal is owning your audience and your output, not renting reach from platforms you don't control.
If you want hype, there's plenty elsewhere. If you want straight coverage, honest tool reviews, and tutorials that work in the real world, stay.
I once helped my mother sell 150,000 books. Different industry, same lesson: distribution you build yourself outlasts distribution you borrow.
Two free newsletters, every week.
The Workshop, every Wednesday: a hands-on tutorial for one AI tool that helps you produce or promote your music. The Briefing, every Friday: only the AI music news worth your time.