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Alexander Deplov, AI artist, product designer · Jul 1, 2026

The FreeBSD Music Collection

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Alexander Deplov · Alexander Deplov, AI artist, product designer

Group of people holding FreeBSD daemon masks in an urban city setting

This is my FreeBSD music collection. It consists of songs inspired by FreeBSD releases, experiments, and desktop and server experiences that have become part of everyday life. It was built using Suno AI and then tweaked and polished each one.


“FreeBSD From 14 to 15” Song

Context: I recently upgraded my server from FreeBSD 14 to 15.1-RELEASE-p1, which went smoothly. To make the song I used old melody that I had before, modified it 19 times in Suno to tweak the voice, melody, rhythm, lyrics, and voice accents. Then, I polished it in Ableton Live 12 and combined the best parts of different tracks and lyrics into one song.

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“FreeBSD Rap with Jungle Mashup” Song

Context: a rap track with a Jungle mash up about FreeBSD quietly powering streaming, consoles, and everyday systems.

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“Kirk, Kirk, BSD” Song

Context: a short drum and bass tribute made to pay respect to Kirk McKusick’s work on BSD.

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“Rock Solid Every Single Day” Song

Context: a short FreeBSD desktop anthem about using a clean, fast, reliable system every day.

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“Eyes on the FreeBSD Kernel” Song

Context: the source of inspiration for that song become a six month project that uses AI assisted analysis and security researchers to find, verify, and help fix vulnerabilities in the FreeBSD kernel and userland before they can be exploited.

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“FreeBSD 15.1-RELEASE” Song

Context: the song is inspired by FreeBSD 15.1-RELEASE. A significant milestone for the project, delivering major improvements in hardware support, virtualization, performance, and overall system reliability.

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“FreeBSD 14.3-RC1” Song

Context: inspired by the FreeBSD Foundation news about final release candidate before FreeBSD 14.3.

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Read the original on interfacecraft.online

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