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CJ Tuttle is a Rochester, NY songwriter who spent 25 years writing songs he never had the courage to chase. In 2026, he built his own roster of AI-powered artists — CodiKrome, Krome Theory, Riffy Waters, Bubba Moh, and Kairo Miles — to finally bring his catalog to life.

CJ Tuttle is a Rochester, NY-based songwriter whose catalog spent two decades sitting in notebooks before he found a way to release it on his own terms. After winning recognition in both the Billboard Songwriting Contest and the Great American Songwriting Contest, CJ built a roster of five AI-powered artists — each one a different facet of his own writing — to bring his songs to life across country, blues, soul, rock, and pop. CodiKrome, Krome Theory, Riffy Waters, Bubba Moh, and Kairo Miles aren't replacements for human artists. They're a demonstration of what's possible when a songwriter finally stops waiting on permission. CJ's released catalog includes "Halfway There," "Someday Just Ain't My Time," "Under Them Covers," and "Might Be Ready To Believe," with "Heavy Questions" arriving May 29, 2026. Each song is accompanied by an AI-generated music video, several featuring CJ himself walking through the process.

CJ Tuttle has been writing songs for 25 years. Most of them never left a notebook. A North Syracuse native and Rochester-based father of three, CJ spent his life filling pages with lyrics he hoped the biggest names in music would one day sing. He picked up real recognition along the way — his work has been honored in both the Billboard Songwriting Contest and the Great American Songwriting Contest — but the calls he hoped for never came, mostly because he never found the courage to make them. Fear, then responsibility, kept the songs in the notebook. In 2026, that changed. Using AI vocal generation, CJ built a roster of five distinct artists to record his back catalog and his new work: CodiKrome (the Country Slopstar), Krome Theory (heavy rock with hard truths), Riffy Waters (pop hooks with reggae underneath), Bubba Moh (soul-blues with a rock edge and something to say), and Kairo Miles (modern soul with vintage bones). Several songs are accompanied by full AI-generated music videos — some featuring CJ himself on green screen, walking viewers through his own process so the work isn't a black box. Critically, the lyrics are still his — written by hand, by him, every day. The AI builds voices and visuals; it doesn't write the songs. The project is deliberately not a replacement for human artists. It's a demonstration — what one writer can sound like when he finally hears his own work the way he heard it on the page. The released catalog now includes "Halfway There," "Someday Just Ain't My Time," "Under Them Covers," and "Might Be Ready To Believe," with the next single "Heavy Questions" — featuring Bubba Moh on lead — dropping May 29, 2026. CJ remains, above all, a songwriter looking for the right voices to sing his catalog.