Lyric writing
Hooks, verses and full songs written by a human, around your story, your voice and your audience.
Good for: artists, gifts, anthems
Work with ASPACEX
You bring the story. ASPACEX writes the words, then plays AI like an instrument: detailed prompts in Suno, take after take, and a producer's ear for the one that hits the chest before it hits the speakers.
What he makes
One creator from the first line to the final take. Pick one piece or the whole song.
Hooks, verses and full songs written by a human, around your story, your voice and your audience.
Good for: artists, gifts, anthems
The idea, the angle and the sound direction, shaped and agreed before a single take is made.
Good for: launches, projects, albums
Detailed Suno prompting, many takes and careful curation until genre, vocal tone and feel are right.
Good for: finished, release ready songs
One song, many languages, the way The Glitch in My Heart is rolling out around the world.
Good for: global audiences, communities
Theme songs, campaign tracks and whole bodies of work, like Her Mom Body and The Pew Estate.
Good for: brands, movements, communities
How it's made, straight up
You should know exactly what you are buying. Here it is, with nothing hidden and nothing inflated.
Why it works: human words and taste, with an instrument that can play any genre, in any language, fast. That is how one person released 59 songs across R&B, Hip Hop and country in one summer.
Proof, not promises
The process
Your brief becomes lyrics. ASPACEX writes the story, the hook and every line.
AI suggests edits and small adjustments. You react, he keeps only what serves the song.
Detailed Suno prompts shape the genre, vocal tone and instrumentation.
Re-roll, compare, refine. Takes go back and forth until one lands.
The finished song and its lyrics, with release questions talked through up front.
Questions
Anything else, put it in your brief. You will get a straight answer.
Ask in your briefYes, and it is never hidden. ASPACEX writes the lyrics himself, AI suggests small edits to the words, and the music is built in Suno from his detailed prompts. He then re-rolls and compares takes until one sounds right. The human part is the words, the taste and the direction. The AI is the instrument.
ASPACEX does. Every song starts with words he writes. AI can suggest edits and small adjustments, and he keeps only what serves the song. If you already have lyrics or a story, say so in your brief.
No. The vocals and instruments are generated in Suno. There is no live studio session, no session band and no hired vocalist, and nobody will tell you otherwise. What you get is a producer's ear directing an AI instrument, fast, in almost any genre.
Yes. The Glitch in My Heart is rolling out in eight languages. Tell ASPACEX which languages and audiences you want, and he will talk you through how each version gets made.
Rights, ownership and release depend on the project and on the terms of the AI tools involved, which can change. Ask about it in your brief. It gets talked through and put in writing before any work starts, so nothing is assumed.
It depends on what you need: a hook, a full song, a set of language versions or a whole project. Pick a budget range in the brief and you will get an honest answer about what fits it.
It depends on the scope. For a sense of scale: The Glitch in My Heart went through several lyric drafts, then five days of prompting and curating takes. Share your timeline in the brief.
Start a project
Three short steps. Tell ASPACEX who it is for, what you hear and when you need it. He reads every one and replies by email.
You send the brief. It takes about two minutes.
He replies by email with questions, ideas and an honest read on budget and timing.
You agree the scope, including rights and release, before any work starts.
Prefer email? [email protected]
Thank you. ASPACEX reads every brief and will reply by email, usually with a few questions and first ideas.