Free AI Generated Music Concert Planned For July 13 In Malvern

MALVERN, PA — A unique music experience is coming to Malvern next weekend.

On Saturday, July 13, Robert Schena, CEO and co-founder of Rajant Corporation is hosting a free concert featuring Grammy award-winning artists performing AI-generated songs conceived by Schena himself.

This event will showcase the fusion of live performances and AI-generated compositions, a concept sure to intrigue and excite music enthusiasts and technology innovators.

Philadelphia musicians including singer-songwriter Donn T, and producer-guitarist Jake Morelli, along with The Tramps, Bryan Parr and the Blind Date Band, and opera tenor James Valenti headline the show at Rajant Corporation Headquarters, 200 Chesterfield Parkway in Malvern.

Schena's songs combine Motown, pop, opera, and country, a diverse range of musical genres that promise to entertain and engage the audience. In addition, musicians will be performing other pop hits and cover songs.

To RSVP, email tdelcampo@rajant.com.

The night includes complimentary Italian cuisine, pizza, pasta, pig roast, and an open bar. The event is rain or shine.

"I experimented with AI over the last few months, and it became clear that while the tool is interesting, to generate high-quality inspirational music, ultimately, the talent and creativity of real live humans must be necessary for excellence," Schena said. "As a technology company founder and music lover, I found this a true passion project. Ultimately, I learned that human experience remains at the core of leveraging AI tools as the overall output and quality of expression improved significantly when I added the things that inspire me."

"As a singer-songwriter, I observe technological advancements happening in the realm of AI," Donn T said. They must be appreciated but nothing replaces the human creator. The excellence driven by human creativity is the highest and truest definition of art. Period."

"As a producer and guitarist who spends at least half my time in my studio on a computer, I know that a piece of aluminum is not a living, breathing artist with heart," Morelli said. "AI will always be limited in that regard."

The event will also showcase Rajant Health’s new edge AI platform, Cowbell. Many of Rajant Corportion’s AI-related technologies are being developed in the company’s new Ukraine office.

In addition, musicians that night will be wearing Rajant Health’s Q-Stat, a wearable with advanced sensors. This technology enhances performance and caters to safety and wellness needs.