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The 11 best songs and albums about fatherhood – according to music experts

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By Conor Caldwell, Adam Behr, Ellis Jones, Glenn Fosbraey, Hussein Boon, Joel Gray, Max Bowden, Michael Bradshaw, Niall Keegan, Ronan Guilfoyle, Samuel Murray
| The Conversation Verified
Songs about fathers and fatherhood range in tone from joy and celebration to absence, tension and grief. For Father’s Day, we asked 11 experts to share their favourite tracks and albums about fatherhood. 1. Teeth of Time by Joshua Burnside (2025) Joshua Burnside’s album Teeth of Time is an, at times, gut-wrenching exploration of early fatherhood.
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When AI recreates the female voice, it also rewrites who gets heard

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By Hussein Boon, Lisa Lock, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Voice cloning technology platforms like ElevenLabs allow anyone to replicate a voice using just a few seconds of audio, for a small fee. These technologies are reshaping cultural and artistic expression.
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HT Syndication: When AI recreates the female voice, it also rewrites who gets heard

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By Hussein Boon
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India, Dec. 26 -- Voice-cloning tools are transforming music and artistic expression - but raising urgent questions about consent, gender and power. From AI-feminised avatars to simulated female vocals, male-dominated tech platforms are reshaping who gets to "speak" in music. As voices become data, the line between creative experimentation and gendered appropriation grows increasingly blurred.
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