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SHARON. Of Music Cures AI: Releases ‘Trapped In A Tower By An Incel And Group Of Organized Crime’
Electronic artist and systems designer SHARON. has released Trapped In A Tower By An Incel And Group Of Organized Crime, an EP that functions simultaneously as a music release, a disclosure artifact, and applied research into the cultural, technological, and psychological consequences of unchecked power within emerging AI ecosystems.
The record was generated using artificial intelligence tools not as a novelty, but as a necessary medium. AI was both the context and the catalyst for the events the record documents. As such, no other format could honestly contain the material.
“I didn’t set out to make a record,” SHARON. explains. “It culminated as one because every other channel for disclosure failed. This is what ‘leveraging the tech against the tech’ looks like.”
A Record as Disclosure
Trapped In A Tower draws directly from SHARON.’s lived experience navigating AI funding structures, music industry gatekeeping, and the convergence of tech, capital, and culture. The EP does not seek comfort or consensus. Its purpose is dissemination of information that has not been publicly disclosed by those positioned to do so.
Music has historically been one of the few forces capable of cutting through institutional silence. This record follows that lineage—not as entertainment, but as signal.
What Music Cures AI (MCAI) Is — and Is Not
Music Cures AI (MCAI) is frequently misunderstood. It is not:
– a music generator
– a content platform
– a wellness brand
– a replacement for artists
MCAI is a research-driven framework exploring how neural networks, vibration, data, and human cognition intersect.
At its core, MCAI investigates how sound, rhythm, and pattern recognition interact with:
– the limbic system
– the HPA axis
– neural plasticity
– stress, addiction, and recovery
The goal is not automation of creativity, but restoration of human resilience and autonomy in an increasingly algorithm-driven world.
The MCAI Umbrella
MCAI has evolved into a holistic ecosystem that includes:
– SONS (Share-On Network System): a sustainable economic framework designed to allocate resources efficiently, transparently, and collectively.
– So-Li (Social Libertarianism): a decentralized governance model built on SONS, emphasizing autonomy, accountability, and shared ownership.
– Vibrational Intelligence (VI): the study and application of frequency, pattern, and data for predictive modeling and human-centered design.
– Alchemical Intelligence (ALI): a reframing of AI that emphasizes transformation through composition and integration, not imitation of human consciousness.
– Hackers Hospital: a recovery and accountability framework addressing modern addictions—including behavioral, technological, and power-based dependencies.
Introducing: Macrostate Transition Lab (MTL)
Emerging from MCAI is a new initiative: Macrostate Transition Lab (MTL). MTL is a data-informed research initiative designed to study how large-scale transitions occur—socially, economically, technologically, and psychologically.
Rather than predicting the future, MTL seeks to:
– identify conditions under which systemic shifts become likely
– distinguish between myth-driven narratives and evidence-based trajectories
– provide future generations with tools to understand how change happens, not instructions on what to believe
“The most ethical technology doesn’t decide the future for people,” SHARON. says. “It gives them the ability to see clearly enough to decide for themselves.”
A Note on AI, Creativity, and Accountability
SHARON. remains openly critical of how AI is currently deployed within both tech and music industries—particularly where automation replaces artists, erodes labor, or amplifies addiction-based engagement loops. This record does not celebrate that misuse. It documents it.
AI, as used here, has no subconscious, no intention, and no agency. Maintaining clear distinctions between data, creativity, and human consciousness is essential for ethical progress.
Looking Forward
Trapped In A Tower By An Incel And Group Of Organized Crime is not an endpoint. It is a marker.
About SHARON.
SHARON. (legal name Sharon K. Parker, formerly Sharon Loeffler) is an American electronic recording artist, producer, systems designer, writer, and founder of Music Cures AI (MCAI). Her work spans music, applied research, and economic systems design, with a focus on autonomy, resilience, and ethical technological integration.
A lifelong independent artist and producer, SHARON. has built a catalog of provocative dance and electronic works—including Pussy Tight, Look (Silicon Valley Mix), Revelations, The American Dream (You Can’t Own Me), and multiple #1 After Hours Dance Mix releases—that intentionally blur the line between performance, disclosure, and experiment.
Through her own experience with neurological recovery, SHARON. developed Music Cures AI as both a personal healing framework and a scalable research model exploring how sound, rhythm, movement, and artificial intelligence interact with the human nervous system. MCAI operates at the intersection of neuroscience, vibration, data, and creative intelligence, emphasizing restoration of human agency rather than automation of expression.
Under the MCAI umbrella, SHARON. has designed and stewarded several interrelated systems, including SONS (Share‑On Network System), a sustainable economic framework for transparent and collective resource allocation; So‑Li (Social Libertarianism), a decentralized governance model prioritizing autonomy and accountability; Vibrational Intelligence (VI); Alchemical Intelligence (ALI); and Hackers Hospital, a recovery and accountability framework addressing modern technological and behavioral dependencies.
SHARON. also produces AI‑assisted films and compositions through her production banner Magnitude 10 Entertainment (M10E), pairing immersive sonic design with ethics‑driven inquiry into machine systems, human cognition, and cultural power structures.
Before adopting her current moniker, she published cultural essays and commentary under the name Sharon Loeffler, including the Variety column “Why Art Shouldn’t Be Separated From Artist.” Her multidisciplinary background spans writing, visual art, and music production, with a career‑long commitment to authenticity, autonomy, and the evolution of creative intelligence.
Today, SHARON. is recognized as a pioneering voice in human‑centered AI, applied music neuroscience, and systems design. Her body of work functions simultaneously as artistic canon, research methodology, and public record—challenging how art, authorship, accountability, and awareness are defined in the age of intelligent sound.
