O Soul, Seek Revelation 14:9-11

interesting thread, since there is no rule against AI assist, I will enter the contest too. Took me a couple days to make this, I used Suno, I wrote all the lyrics and made it sound like the way I want.

Suno is a blessing, I can go make a lot of music faster and reach people with the word of God in all musical genres. 

Christmas is about the Lord Jesus and our mission is to spread the gospel. We can use AI for good or bad, let’s all leave a trail for the lost souls to reach heaven.

My submission, if you don’t have spotify ill put the file in too

5 minutes ago, SeekJohn14v6 said:

, I will enter the contest too

This is only an event and not contest.

5 minutes ago, SeekJohn14v6 said:

Christmas is about the Lord Jesus and our mission is to spread the gospel.

Lord Jesus will be happy of your service by clicking a button.

11 minutes ago, Henry Ng Tsz Kiu said:

This is only an event and not contest.

Lord Jesus will be happy of your service by clicking a button.

 

oh my bad, i meant event. i can feel your elitist blasphemous aura emanating from the screen. “If Henry Ford asked people what they want, they would have asked for faster horses.”

Thanks for letting us know this is AI generated / assisted.

This is very catchy, and a fun, non typical style for a religious tune. Also, some nice lyrics you have.

7 hours ago, chopin said:

Thanks for letting us know this is AI generated / assisted.

This is very catchy, and a fun, non typical style for a religious tune. Also, some nice lyrics you have.

 

Yea, I could have easily said it’s not AI and nobody would know, but i’m not a deceiver lol.

Thanks for your kind words, I just want to make songs to spread the Word to different people of different musical genre’s.

My music is a blueprint for future people who have the skill and talent to cover my song and take it beyond human lyrics and AI combination into a full human performance. 

Sounds brilliant to me. I don't know if I'd say it's that 'Christmas-like,' but then again, that’s completely subjective.

3 hours ago, Luis Hernández said:

Sounds brilliant to me. I don't know if I'd say it's that 'Christmas-like,' but then again, that’s completely subjective.

 

Thanks maaan.

hmm yea lol. I guess to me it would be the final Christmas present when all tragedy is gone forever and its happily ever after.

To be honest, I had to quickly look up the Bible to make sure which verse John 14:6 is—yes, that's right.

You have a mission and used a rock-song to spread the gospel – possibly reaching people who are not familiar with classical music.

For me – considering me being a religious person, too – I prefer the quieter approach, meaning that an oratorio like Haendel’s Messiah or Bach's Christmas Oratorio touches me more than every sermon. Thus the YCF 2025 Christmas event is the perfect place to share pieces reminding to the birth of Christ, as many submissions with their carols, pastorals, motettes etc. are.

Concerning the piece, I don’t want to reiterate the discussion about using AI. Yes, I must admit that I’m impressed of the result one can achieve by the usage of, for example, Suno. It sounds „perfect“ and will appeal to those whose tastes it suits.

Just one quote:

On 12/21/2025 at 3:08 AM, SeekJohn14v6 said:

oh my bad, i meant event. i can feel your elitist blasphemous aura emanating from the screen. “If Henry Ford asked people what they want, they would have asked for faster horses.”

 

Since I’m relatively new on the Young Composers Forum, too, I have learned (I think this is correct) that the purpose of the forum is not only to share submissions, but to review them and give feedback, which is what each of us composers wants and needs. Thus, reaching a rank of or beyond an „Elite Composer“ is not necessarily depending on posting numerous outstanding works, but also on consistently and patiently listening to the submitted works and providing insightful and polite feedback. I can assure you that everyone can trust that shortly after a publication, there will be feedback from the “hosts” or “moderators”, especially @Henry Ng Tsz Kiu and @PeterthePapercomPoser, even if no one else bothers to review the piece.

And stating that the „service by clicking a button“ is a bit poor in comparison with those spending dozens of hours in composing, arranging, engraving etc. should not be considered as „blasphemy“, but is due to the heated debate surrounding the use of AI.

Thanks Wieland, That’s just one of my albums, my other album is more chill. I plan on using my lyrics combined with Suno, to reach many different genres from quiet to loud since everyone has different tastes. 

I also publish my music so when I am dead, it will exist all the way to the day that God judges the world and creates a new heaven and a new earth.

I spend hours and days writing my lyrics and setting up Suno to generate songs for me until I feel like the song is good, so even though I just press a button. There’s a lot more buttons, thoughts, feelings and time being spent before that final button is pushed to generate a song.

I called Henry blasphemous because he used the Lords’ Name in vain and he was mocking me using the Lord.

To me, any time somebody uses the Lords’ Name and they aren’t praising Him, praying to Him, sharing His word or anything along those lines, that person is using His Name in a vain way. 

That is why I called Henry blasphemous because not only was he not doing any of those things, he was assuming what God thinks and is speaking for Him concerning on the work that I am doing.

I hope that clears up any misunderstandings.

Here is one of my other songs of a different genre from my album Genesis. It’s a story album and this song is the ending.