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n my short story "1:30 P.M." (included in Choosing Life: A Pro-Life Anthology), the main character Julie Greene takes a long drive as she's trying to cope with her problems. This downtempo instrumental captures the feeling of that experience. Music by Suno A.I.
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In my short story "1:30 P.M." (included in Choosing Life: A Pro-Life Anthology), the main character Julie Greene is facing an unplanned pregnancy. The short story explains why she has serious insecurities (and just to be clear, she faced no pressuring from her boyfriend). This song pretty much speaks for itself. It turned out so beautiful. Lyrics by me; music and voice by Suno A.I.
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This was so fun to make! In 2022, I wrote a Christian space western short story called “Sea Change.” It was part of the Lights In A Dark Sky anthology. It’s a sci-fi retelling of the Good Samaritan story with a western twist. Writing the lyrics for this country-western song (music by Suno A.I.), I just had to include the “burly-voiced Southern man” narrating the intro. The whole song turned out really well and introduces the story setup without giving spoilers. I hope you enjoy it!
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In my 2022 Christian fiction novel, The Former Things, Sean Winter’s favorite indie rock band is called Why Shark Why and he listens to their “Ouch” album. Specifically, Sean listens to the title track “Ouch (I Need My Leg).” With Suno A.I., I’ve created that title track from the fictional band in their upbeat style.
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In my 2022 Christian fiction novel The Former Things, Sean Winter’s favorite indie rock band is Why Shark Why and he owns the “Ouch” album. In one scene, we learn his favorite song is a slow, moody song called “Why.” With Suno A.I., I have created that tune.
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In my 2022 Christian fiction novel The Former Things, Sean Winter’s favorite indie rock band is called Why Shark Why. In one scene, Sean gets to hear the band live and they open with a fast, upbeat song called “Danger Kaleidoscope.” With Suno A.I., I made the "album" version of that song. It's pretty fun!
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In the Jordan of Algoran Series, SnowFire is a legendary supernatural female figure who is immortal, extremely powerful and well-known for her vengeful rages. The Mokta tribe and other races on Algoran are reportedly her descendants. She is more antihero than antagonist, a soul tortured by loss and an unbearably long life, and she plays a major role in Jordan's story. This is her tale from her perspective. It's also quite the Irish/Celtic jam.
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This instrumental was made to depict the highs and lows of Jordan's life on Algoran. That's why it's called The Journey of Jordan SnowFire.

Full disclosure: I used Suno A.I. to make this instrumental.
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In my Jordan of Algoran Series, there is much lore concerning the binary stars of that solar system. The people of Algoran call the twin stars "The Brothers" and made legends around twin brothers named Hylot and Ghorot. They even made songs about them. In Jordan's Arrow (Book 2 in the series), I wrote original lyrics for such a song and had one of the characters sing it to her father at his request. This is that song.

Full Disclosure: This was made with Suno A.I.

About the author

Allen Steadham is a nondenominational Christian. Happily interracially married since 1995 and the proud father of two sons and a daughter. He and his wife have been in the same Christian band since 1997. He plays electric bass, she plays strings, they both sing. It's all good.

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