Liza Minnelli, Art Garfunkel Team with ElevenLabs On AI-Assisted Songs

The stars employed the company's AI technology to "co-create" new music

ElevenLabs has launched _The Eleven Album_, which features flesh-and-blood artists collaborating with its AI-based music-creation platform Eleven Music to co-create new songs. Included in the tracklisting are legendary artists Liza Minnelli and Art Garfunkel.

The technology:

Eleven Music can generate full compositions from simple prompts.
Artists can use the platform to create fully original, rights-cleared music, or to spark an idea and accelerate their workflow.
They can also edit tracks with granular control, and download up to six studio-quality stems for advanced mixing and arrangement.
Artists using Eleven Music retain full authorship and commercial rights over their productions.

The album:

As well as featuring chart-topping producers such as Patrick Patrikios (Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera) and AI music artists Kai and angelbaby, The Eleven Album also boasts Liza Minnelli and Art Garfunkel.
Minnelli’s “Kids Wait Till You Hear This” is an EDM track; Garfunkel’s “Authorship” is a spoken-word song backed by piano and the sound of falling rain.
ElevenLabs says each track on the album is “fully original, blending the artist’s signature voice, style, and musical instincts with new creative possibilities unlocked by AI.”
It can be streamed here or on Spotify.

What they said:

Liza Minnelli: “I’ve always believed that music is about connection and emotional truth. What interested me here was the idea of using my voice and new tools in service of expression, not instead of it. This project respects the artist’s voice, the artist’s choices, and the artist’s ownership. I grew up watching my parents create wonderful dreams that were owned by other people. ElevenLabs makes it possible for anyone to be a creator and owner. That matters.”
Art Garfunkel: “Music has always evolved alongside technology, from microphones to multitrack recording. What impressed me about this experience was the respect for musicianship. The human remains at the center. My voice plus the technology simply opens another door.”