Made in the open
Behind the curtain
Everything you see here (the songs, the covers, the videos, this very page) comes out of one studio: our own servers, local models, a crowd of narrow specialist agents, and a person who decides what goes public.
The studio map
How a song gets made
A job starts with a person. It is planned and checked on the cockpit PC, rendered on our own Genesis server (two RTX PRO 6000 GPUs, a Threadripper 9975WX), reviewed by other agents and by eye, and stored on the NAS with every version kept. Nothing goes public until a human approves the exact text and date.
Diagram of the approach. It explains the design; it is not live activity.
Local firstImages, text and audio tools run on our own machines wherever they can, so the work and its rules stay ours.
Many narrow agentsHundreds of specialist roles, each with one job, so a mistake in one place does not become a mistake everywhere.
Receipts, not vibesEvery run leaves a record: what was asked, what came back, the hash of the file. Unknown outcomes are checked before anything is retried.
Human gatesAccounts, money, publishing and anything that changes the outside world wait for a person. Agents draft; people decide.
Honest labelsLayla.Rain is an AI-generated artist persona, and we say so on every page. We chose illustrated personas over fake human headshots.
Recipes comingWe are preparing measured benchmark posts from this machine, with raw numbers and rerun scripts. Nothing is published until the numbers are real.