"Bands like The Velvet Sundown and TaTa — artists made up completely with the use of artificial intelligence — are already creating a pretty widespread dispute within the music industry. Now, that debate deepens, as Spotify has allegedly published AI-generated songs on the pages of deceased artists

Take a look at Blaze Foley, a country music singer-songwriter who was murdered nearly 40 years ago. According to a report from 404 Media on Monday, a new song popped up on his Spotify page called “Together” just last week. You can’t find the song on Spotify anymore because the streaming service removed it for violating "Spotify’s deceptive content policies…

“the song had a lot of the same features a typical Foley song would: “a male country singer, piano, and an electric guitar.” It, apparently, sounded vaguely like “a new, slow country song.” The page for the song, 404 Media reported, also featured an AI-generated image of a man singing into a microphone who didn’t even really look like Foley.”

Blaze Foley would rise from the dead and shoot all of these people if he could.