Udio Users for AI Music Podcast on Platform Changes

I'm looking to interview Udio users for a podcast - before this community scatters! (Got 10 min to chat??) Hey all -- I'm a composer and radio journalist who's been working on a documentary podcast about AI music for the past 9 months. I've interviewed plenty of industry folks - lawyers, execs, traditional musicians - but with Udio's sudden... err.. reconfiguration(?), I'm realizing this might be my last chance to capture the voice of users. Your voice! This community won't exist the same way in a few weeks. I want to capture this moment. So... could you spare 10 minutes for a quick audio chat about your Udio experience?? Anonymous is fine Audio only, no video needed I just want to hear what Udio meant to you and your reaction to this week's news When I first tried Udio, it gave me a full-fledged panic attack as a professional composer - it could create things better and faster than I ever could. The results were just so... musical. So while it's been a weird, existential year experimenting it, I've also found myself really mourning the loss over the past week too. It feels like such a loss. Anyway, I just really want to document what's happening right now from the perspective of the community. \\If you're even slightly considering it, please DM me.\\ I need about a dozen voices to really tell this story properly. \PS - If any Udio employees are reading this, I'd especially love to talk (I can disguise your voice if needed!)\ This feels like a historical moment for AI music. Help me document it before we all scatter to different platforms.