I Prevail

I PREVAIL’s Eric Vanlerberghe isn’t sold on A.I.—especially with guitars involved

Mid-conversation on the “Modern Wisdom” podcast, I PREVAIL's frontman Eric Vanlerberghe considers A.I.-generated music a particularly “interesting slippery slope.” He raises questions about when artistic creation stops being human as these tools quietly alter the landscape of authorship.

Vanlerberghe acknowledges that while automation is practical in many industries, music carries emotional weight, and substituting intention with code leaves him skeptical.

I PREVAIL torch loyalty with “Into Hell,” a static hug in a burning house.

Michigan collective I PREVAIL drops “Into Hell,” their new single under Fearless Records, pairing blistering riffs with an almost claustrophobic sense of intimacy. The track arrives tethered to a music video helmed by director George Gallardo Kattah, who wraps the band’s angst in shadows and stark lighting.

Vocalist Eric Vanlerberghe describes the song as a reluctant love letter penned in fire—standing by someone engulfed in their darkest hours without playing savior.