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Dust & Harmony, the AI act behind country chart-topper You Problem, credits songwriter Nick Hahn

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Dust & Harmony, the act behind the country track You Problem, is an AI music project, according to a RouteNote explainer published on 28 September. The song has run up millions of streams and, in the week of 22 September, sat at number one on SIQA's chart of the top 20 AI country songs and at number five on the same tracker's overall top 100 AI songs.

The project first appeared in 2025 and has since built a long catalogue of brash, profane outlaw-country and country-rap songs with blunt, slogan-like titles. The music database AllMusic labels it an AI-generated project mixing country with swamp rock, Southern rock, Americana and rap, and other coverage of AI music has described the method as human-written lyrics set to AI arrangements and synthetic vocals.

A human name does appear in the credits. Qobuz lists Nick Hahn as lyricist, composer and producer on You Problem and on many other Dust & Harmony releases, and Apple Music credits him as songwriter and producer on Ain't Mine To Fix. RouteNote cautions that these credits show Hahn's part in the writing and production, not who owns or runs the project, and it found no sign of a conventional band of named performers.

The outlet places the act in a wider run of AI-made country hits: Breaking Rust topped Billboard's Country Digital Song Sales chart, Cain Walker reached number three there, and Broken Trails has piled up millions of streams. It argues that songs built around one punchy idea travel well on short-form video, which helps explain why this corner of the genre is starting to look like an ecosystem of its own.

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