At Russia Music Fashion, singer Yan Marti shared his perspective on the growing role of artificial intelligence in the music industry. He believes that technology can support artists, but it should never replace live performance or genuine human emotion.
Why AI cannot replace a musician
“AI has no soul,” Yan Marti says. He is concerned that the widespread use of artificial intelligence could raise serious questions about the future of musicians. However, his message is not about rejecting technology altogether. Instead, he believes it should remain a tool that supports creativity rather than replaces it.
Emotion is at the heart of music
For Yan Marti, music begins with personal experience. An artist needs to feel an emotion and express it honestly. When that feeling reaches the audience, listeners can share the experience — whether it brings tears, joy, or the urge to dance. This emotional connection is what makes a performance feel real.
Advice for emerging musicians
During the interview, Yan Marti also spoke to young artists who are trying to find their place in the industry. Musicians often hear comparisons with established stars and receive advice about how they should sound. Yet constantly trying to meet other people’s expectations can weaken their individuality.
“The most important thing is not to give up your position.”
His message is clear: believe in your own style and do not abandon it just to gain approval. Technology may continue to change the music business, but human emotion and artistic identity remain essential to creative expression.
Korr.: Evgenia Titova
Guest: Yan Marti
Vid: Eva Falkovskaya

