Artist file Metalcore checked Oct 24, 2026

Is Fading Tides AI?

Our verdict

Platform AI label

Deezer labels Fading Tides’ “Who I am now” and “See Me” “AI-generated content” (checked Oct 24, 2026). The act has not commented, and Spotify showed no AI badge.

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4 sources
1/6 platforms show an AI label
Oct 24 last checked

Who made it: Not disclosed
AI use: Not disclosed
Labels: 1 labelled 1 no label seen 2 no listener label 2 not checked

Platform AI labels

How labels work

What each streaming service shows on Fading Tides's profile or releases, when we last looked. “Not checked yet” means we have not looked, not that there is no label.

SpotifyNo AI label seenchecked Oct 24, 2026
Deezer“AI-generated content”AI label shown
Applies to 2 albums: show the 2 albums we checked
1. Deezer album 1
2. Deezer album 2
Set by the platform
checked Oct 24, 2026
YouTube MusicNot checked yet
Apple MusicNo listener-facing AI labelplatform policy, checked Oct 23, 2026
TidalNot checked yet
SoundCloudNo listener-facing AI labelplatform policy, checked Oct 23, 2026

Evidence

1 platform label 1 third-party

Deezer
Deezer’s page for “Who I am now” (Aug 17, 2026) shows the “AI-generated content” notice: “This album includes tracks detected as generated with the use of AI.” “See Me” (Aug 10, 2026) carries the same notice. A control album by a human act (Daft Punk, Discovery) showed no notice in the same check.

Platform label Oct 24, 2026 checked Oct 24, 2026
Stream N' Destroy (Ryan J. Downey)
In his Stream N’ Destroy newsletter (May 5, 2026), journalist Ryan J. Downey named Fading Tides with Vormentus, CortexUS, Lunar Horizon and Obsidian Swing as “bands” on Billboard and YouTube rock and metal charts, adding: “it is all, apparently, AI.”

Press report May 5, 2026 checked Oct 24, 2026

What we couldn't confirm

Who is behind Fading Tides: no biography or credit names a person or company. no source found

Songs