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179: Flosstradamus Sharing AI Tools & Future of Music Production

Updated: Mar 10



In this episode, Flosstradamus (Curt Cameruci) discusses his 20-year anniversary, a new track with Lil Jon using AI for the music video, and his company Rubin, which focuses on AI tools for music creation. He also explores the ethical considerations of AI in music and envisions future AI applications within DAWs like Ableton.


Curt Cameruci (Flosstradamus) is a renowned DJ/producer with over 20 years in the music business. Gaining prominence in Chicago and now based in Los Angeles, Curt is also the founder of Rubin, an AI/Music R&D firm, creating AI tools like Replay and weights.com.


Flosstradamus is known for pioneering the EDM subgenre "Trap", and collaborating with acts like Post Malone, Lil Jon, and Diplo. Flosstradamus has headlined major festivals and sold out iconic venues worldwide, while gaining over 500 million streams with his music.


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