Let Babylon Burn

The act's own YouTube channel describes it as an independent project that mixes self-written lyrics and human production with live recording and AI tools, and insists it is not automated spam. Reggae Vibes found no photos or personal details beyond a songwriter credit to Robert Lancaster on Apple Music, reported that its visuals and music videos appear to be AI-generated, and noted that it released about thirty tracks in seven months. In January 2026 The Sun, as relayed by the Daily Mail, called it an AI reggae act and reported that the same person was thought to be behind the AI soul singer Sienna Rose, naming Robert Lancaster while saying little is known about him. The act releases on its own imprint, Let Babylon Burn Records, and put out a steady run of singles, live recordings and albums through 2026.