Q: Can you tell us a bit about yourself and how your childhood impacted your musical direction?
A: I’m the creator behind CATWOLF AI. My background isn’t the traditional story of someone who grew up planning to become a musician. Creativity has always been part of me, but CATWOLF AI came much later, when technology finally gave me a way to bring together things I love: music, visual storytelling, characters, emotion, and cinema.
In a way, that unconventional path shaped CATWOLF AI. I don’t approach a song only as music. I often see the scene, the characters, the atmosphere, and the story around it too.
Q: How are you planning on growing your fan base and sharing your music with the world? What message do you have for anyone who is about to discover “CATWOLF AI”?
A: I’m growing CATWOLF AI by building a world around the music rather than simply releasing songs. I create music videos, cinematic films, and original series where music and storytelling connect. Social media has become a huge part of that because people don’t just listen anymore. They follow the characters, react to the stories, and become emotionally invested in what happens next.
To anyone discovering CATWOLF AI for the first time: welcome. Come for the music, stay for the stories, and protect your heart. 
Q: Who is the most inspiring artist for you right now? And where do you find inspiration for making music?
A: I honestly don’t have one artist I would call my main inspiration. I’m more inspired by emotions, stories, images, and ideas than by trying to follow a particular musician.
Sometimes inspiration starts with one sentence. Sometimes it’s a character, a scene in my head, heartbreak, ambition, confidence, or simply a particular feeling I want to turn into sound. Once I can see the world of the song, the music starts taking shape around it.
Q: Can you tell us about the story or message behind the song, “MONEY KNOWS ME.”?
A: “MONEY KNOWS ME” is about abundance, confidence, and changing your relationship with success.
The idea is simple: instead of constantly saying “I’m chasing money,” flip the perspective. Money knows me. Success knows where I am.
It’s intentionally bold and repetitive because I wanted parts of it to feel almost like affirmations turned into music. Underneath the attitude, the message is really about believing you belong in the life you’re working toward before you actually reach it.
Q: How would you describe your sound in one word for potential listeners?
A: Cinematic.
CATWOLF AI can move between genres, but I always want the music to make you see something, feel something, or imagine a scene.
Q: Did you face any challenges while writing or recording “MONEY KNOWS ME”?
A: Definitely. The challenge was making something repetitive enough to feel hypnotic without making it feel empty. With an affirmation-based song, repetition is part of its identity, so every line, vocal moment, and change in energy has to earn its place.
CATWOLF AI also uses AI as part of the creative process, which means there can be a lot of experimentation behind one finished track. I generate, listen, reject, rewrite, adjust, and keep refining until the result feels like CATWOLF AI. AI can generate possibilities, but I still have to decide what belongs in my world and what doesn’t.
Q: What is the message of your music? And what are your goals as an artist?
A: The message changes from song to song. Some of my music is about heartbreak and love, while other songs explore confidence, ambition, darkness, or abundance. The common thread is emotion. I want people to feel something strongly enough that the song stays with them.
My bigger goal is to keep expanding CATWOLF AI beyond music. I’m building music videos, films, and original series alongside the songs, with characters and stories that people can become attached to.
I want CATWOLF AI to become its own creative universe where music, cinema, storytelling, and AI meet.
Q: Who is your dream artist to collaborate with? (dead or alive)
A: I honestly don’t have one dream collaboration yet. CATWOLF AI is still evolving, and I would rather wait for a collaboration that genuinely makes creative sense than choose a famous name just because they’re famous.
The most exciting collaboration for me would be with someone whose creative world is completely different from mine, but somehow the two worlds collide and create something neither of us could have made alone.
Q: What is your advice for people interested in pursuing music as a career or for those trying to enter the industry?
A: Start creating before you feel ready.
Technology has changed what an independent creator can do. You don’t necessarily need to wait for someone to give you permission, choose you, or open a door for you. But having powerful tools doesn’t automatically give you an identity.
Create, release, learn, improve, and keep going. Experiment with new technology, but develop your own taste and point of view. Thousands of people can have access to the same tools. What matters is what you choose to do with them.
And don’t spend your entire career trying to become a version of somebody who is already successful. Give people a reason to remember you.
Q: If you could go back in time and give a younger you some words of wisdom, what would they be?
A: I would tell her: “Start earlier. Stop waiting for permission. Don’t dismiss the strange ideas. They might become the most important ones.”