Last December, the world ushered in a new era of popular music: human and artificial intelligence (A.I.) collaboration. Musical eras are often defined by their dominant modes of production -- analog, electronic, digital -- each bringing about new styles and ways of listening. This era is marked by the release of the first A.I.-human collaborated album, Hello World, by the music collaborative Skygge. Skygge, led by composer and producer Benoît Carré and musician and tech researcher François Pachet, translates to "shadow" in Danish and was inspired by the Hans Christian Andersen story of the same name. We now know that algorithms can learn human bias, but can they also create highly creative and emotionally engaging music?