Here’s my latest music video. The song was created using Suno and remixed with Reason. The great thing about Suno is the ability to mix genres: you start with an electro/trance thing and then introduce harmonica, as I did here for example. It might take a couple of dozen attempts before you find something that works but it’s so much fun along the way.
The video was built with clips generated by Hailuo, Genmo and Luma and you can hopefully see how improved the details are as I zoom in on the eyes, for instance. Syncing the music to the video is probably the hardest part, but it’s the best way to learn. Content is free now folks, so get to it!
The Retail Futurist, otherwise known as Howard Saunders, is a writer and speaker whose job it is to see beyond retail’s currently choppy waters.
Howard spent the first twenty five years of his career at some of London’s most renowned retail design agencies, including Fitch & Company, where he created concepts, strategies and identities for dozens of British high street brands.
In 2003 he founded trend-hunting agency, Echochamber, inspiring his clients with new and innovative store designs from across the globe.
Howard relocated to New York in 2012 where the energetic regeneration of Brooklyn inspired his book, Brooklynization, published in 2017. His newfound role as champion for retail’s future in our town and city centres gave rise to the title The Retail Futurist.
Howard has been interviewed on numerous television and radio programs and podcasts for BBC Radio 4, BBC Scotland, the British Retail Consortium, Sky News Australia and TVNZ, New Zealand.
His talks are hi-energy, jargon-free journeys that explore the exciting, if not terrifying, retail landscape that lies ahead.
When not in retail mode, Howard has recorded, literally, thousands of digital music masterpieces, most of which remain, thankfully, unheard.
