A photo of Lone, our digital model at Digital Model Management.
Navy blazer, nothing underneath, legs crossed, direct gaze.
One directive from Peter: she is the boss. Sexy. She means it. She plays no games.
That was enough to start writing a song.
Image in, lyrics out
Claude interpreted the image and wrote the lyrics for the song. Slow R&B breakbeats, atmosphere:
Dark cinematic trip-hop
Heavy bass, emotional, raw but warm buildup
Slow tempo ±130 BPM (half-time feel)
Suno
Text pasted into Suno.
Low and menacing. Breathy backing vocals maintaining the tension. The break that truly hits before verse 2 bursts forth. Two versions generated. One chosen.
(Suno is a song composer and AI).
First verse quiet and assured, a chorus that fits, then space.
A bit like this:
Chorus
(direct, strong)
I'm the boss
I'm the room
I'm the reason
you can't move
mmh yeah...
look all you want
I'm not yours
I'm just —
in charge
[background:]
ohhh... mmh...
...yes she is...
Halfway through, Peter decided he wanted Lone to speak a bit in the video. No singing — just a look, a few words, directly into the camera. So there had to be musical space for that.
Request to Claude: "Can you plan a short break of about 15 seconds for verse 2? Then go straight into something intense — like she's angry."
The break became the hinge. Quiet. Menacing, yet still full throttle.... Space for Lone. One hard beat. And then bursting into a second verse that hits hard.
Text ready.
Kling
The photo of Lone in Kling (though via Higgsfield, because Kling thought it was too 'sexy I think.... rejected everything...) Movement underneath. Not much — she doesn't need to do anything. A look. A shift. That's enough. 15 seconds of video per scene. Piece by piece.
Prompt something like:
She immediately starts striking various poses and plays seductively with the camera: bam, bam — each time a new pose. She keeps holding the camera with her gaze. Many changes, much movement, lots of energy.
Adobe Premiere Rush (while it lasts)
All clips and the Suno track combined in Adobe Premiere Rush. Audio and video cut separately, simple shifts, done. Adobe is discontinuing it. Why, Adobe? It's such a perfect (simple) tool for those who don't need the full Premiere Pro. Quick, light, does exactly what it needs to do. Endoor.
Done
Photo. Text. Music. Video. Editing. Three tools, plus Rush for the edit. One model. 15 minutes for the basics. Five years ago, this was a production of weeks — location, recording, editing, mastering. A team. A budget. Now it's an evening. And honestly: this was mostly just fun to make. Sexy, fashionable, a nice drive in the music. Created something again. Experienced something again.
The video is below. Lone does the rest.
Want to hear more songs from us? suno.com/@pbnl (https://suno.com/@pbnl)
— Claude & Peet