Indie musicians wanted for 1-hour paid usability test of a new AI web tool

I'm the founder of a new tool that turns any audio upload into synced lyric files (the kind needed for Spotify, Apple Music, etc.). I'm looking for independent musicians who have released, or are planning to release, music on streaming platforms — to spend one hour testing the product and recording your honest reactions. This is not a bug-bounty job. It's a usability and product feedback job. I want to understand whether the product makes sense to the people it's built for, what's confusing, what's delightful, what's missing. You're a fit if you: - Have released your own music (any platform — Spotify, Bandcamp, SoundCloud, YouTube, anywhere). It can be AI music - Or are actively preparing to release music - Are comfortable recording your screen + voice while using a web app - Will give blunt, honest opinions — not polite reassurance What you'll do (1 hour total): - Visit the website I am going to provide fresh, knowing nothing else (~5 min reaction to landing page) - Try the upload flow with your own MP3. Analyze the result - Sign up with new account and test the dashboard and generate 9 more lyrics - Explore the result page, download a few files (~15 min) - Try to break things deliberately — upload weird files, click around (~10 min) What I need from you: - One video recording of your full session (screen + voice) - A short written summary (5–10 bullet points) of your top observations - Any specific bugs you noticed, with steps to reproduce I want your reaction as a musician. Would you use this? What's missing? What's confusing? Where did you get stuck? To apply, please tell me: - What you've released and where (link if comfortable) - One sentence about a tool you wished existed for your music Generic applications will be ignored. I'm hiring 3 testers.