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"Human Error," the Asheville artist's new seven-track album, arrives as Western North Carolina celebrates artists creating beyond conventional industry rules.
BOONE, N.C. - ncarol.com -- As musicians and creators take over downtown Boone for a weekend celebrating independent expression, Asheville-based producer KayeDinero is asking her own question about creativity:
Can technology make art without the human error?
Her new album Human Error is officially live across major streaming platforms.
The seven-track project includes "Morristown," "Lumière," "Geek Squad," "Become Human," "It's Absolute," "Karaoke Dance" and "Truth Be Told."
For KayeDinero, the title reframes error as something valuable.
"Creative people don't always follow the cleanest path," she said. "We experiment. We change our minds. We make something strange and then realize the strange part was what made it ours."
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That philosophy fits naturally alongside Western North Carolina's independent arts culture.
KayeDinero is not affiliated with Boone's Buskers Fest, but sees the region's visible community of musicians, makers and unconventional creators as part of what makes the mountains inspiring.
Technology Without Losing the Artist
KayeDinero creates digitally using GarageBand, FL Studio and Logic Pro while keeping the human decision at the center of the process.
"The software can give me a thousand options," she said. "My job is knowing which three actually belong."
Her growing regional catalog also includes "Appalachia," "Hendersonville," "French Broad," "Starlight" and "BoomTown."
Listen
Enter the Human Error era:
https://tr.ee/BlN87U
KayeDinero is available across major streaming platforms.
About KayeDinero
KayeDinero is a Detroit-raised, Asheville-based independent artist, producer, author and entrepreneur.
Can technology make art without the human error?
Her new album Human Error is officially live across major streaming platforms.
The seven-track project includes "Morristown," "Lumière," "Geek Squad," "Become Human," "It's Absolute," "Karaoke Dance" and "Truth Be Told."
For KayeDinero, the title reframes error as something valuable.
"Creative people don't always follow the cleanest path," she said. "We experiment. We change our minds. We make something strange and then realize the strange part was what made it ours."
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That philosophy fits naturally alongside Western North Carolina's independent arts culture.
KayeDinero is not affiliated with Boone's Buskers Fest, but sees the region's visible community of musicians, makers and unconventional creators as part of what makes the mountains inspiring.
Technology Without Losing the Artist
KayeDinero creates digitally using GarageBand, FL Studio and Logic Pro while keeping the human decision at the center of the process.
"The software can give me a thousand options," she said. "My job is knowing which three actually belong."
Her growing regional catalog also includes "Appalachia," "Hendersonville," "French Broad," "Starlight" and "BoomTown."
Listen
Enter the Human Error era:
https://tr.ee/BlN87U
KayeDinero is available across major streaming platforms.
About KayeDinero
KayeDinero is a Detroit-raised, Asheville-based independent artist, producer, author and entrepreneur.
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