Thank you, appreciate the tips.

Thank you again, much appreciated.

Great, thank you!

And wow, huh, I definitely didn't anticipate it took that much effort. Do you guys have any tips or anything you feel you learned about prompting Suno effectively that you can pass on from all that time spent with it?

Thanks for the album and all the work you put into it, too - I've listened to it a bunch over the last few days, and been moved by many parts of it, and am just generally grateful it exists :)

I'd love to know what prompts and music styles were used to create each of the tracks - and I imagine others would too - so that we could each take the lyrics and music that we responded to most and have a go at making thematically cohesive albums out of them.