The creator of an AI tune supposed to sound just like the Kinks deleted it after guitarist Dave Davies reacted negatively to the piece.

The guitarist just lately found the observe “Hop Skip Jump!” which had been assembled utilizing the band’s music as supply materials.

When he shared his horrified response to listening to it, the particular person behind the digital improvement shortly apologized.

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“What the fuk is this???” Davies wrote on X. “This Kinks AI cover is like horror show – sounds fukin horrible.” He supplied a hyperlink to YouTuber Leeroy’s Musical Journey’s tune, which has since been eliminated.

Leeroy replied to Davies, saying: “Sorry Dave; I’m a big fan and my favourite all time band. I meant no disrespect. I have taken down. Hopefully you prefer my cover of ‘Living in a Thin Line.’”

He supplied a hyperlink to that observe, to which Davies responded: “I really like your cover.”

Dave Davies Says Kinks AI Song Sounded Nothing Like His Band

Leeroy – who has 2,000 subscribers on YouTube and 451 movies on his channel, together with 11 Kinks songs – defined in his intro: “I love making music in my spare time using Cubase, which has opened up a whole world of musical sounds and creation. I like to cover songs and make my own originals.”

He added: “If you have your own basic tune that you would like to see get additional instruments and mixing let me know. I love the challenge.”

Following the interplay, Davies reacted to commentary by saying: “It wasn’t even vaguely like a Kinks song… I’m glad it’s not.”