Jessie Riot, a blonde pop-punk singer in a black leather vest, standing in red stage haze and looking straight at the camera.

AI-generated artist · London

Jessie Riot. Too loud for this town.

English pop-punk, from a grey seaside town to a loud city. Original songs, openly labelled AI.

Play Burn the Map Debut single

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Too loud for this town
Burn the Map
Out soon
Debut EP coming
AI-generated artist
London
Original songs
Small town. Big noise.

Too loud for this town
Burn the Map
Out soon
Debut EP coming
AI-generated artist
London
Original songs
Small town. Big noise.

Cover art for Burn the Map by Jessie Riot: she leans against the back of a car at night on a coastal road, holding a burning road map, red tail lights glowing.

01 — Debut single · Out soon

Burn the Map

The getaway song. The night you stop asking permission and just go: porch lights dying, a borrowed jacket, cherry red in the rearview. The record is on its way. The video is already loud.

Watch the three performances

From the single

Verse 1

Twelve-oh-five and the whole town's sleeping
Porch lights dying on Sycamore Street
Black eyeliner and a borrowed jacket
Got a hundred reasons pounding in my feet

Chorus

Hey! Burn the map, we're breaking out tonight
Turn it up till the windows cry
Cherry red in the rearview light
This town can't hold me - I'm alive!

Original lyrics

02 — Debut EP · Coming soon

Too loud for this town

The debut EP. Same notebook, louder. Burn the Map goes first. The rest of the tracklist is still in the notebook.

Setlist

01 Burn the Map Lead single · out soon
— Further tracks TBA

Titles can move. The volume won’t.

03 — Performances

Same song.
Three rooms.

Three AI-generated performances of the debut single. The stadium and the club are dream stages, not real gigs.

Burn the Map — mic close-up. AI-generated performance.

Burn the Map — stadium stage. AI-generated performance. A dream stage, not a real gig.

Burn the Map — London club. AI-generated performance and scene.

04 — The persona

How she got loud.

This is her character, the way a band has a concept. Not a diary. Not a real biography. The town doesn’t get a name.

A grey, empty seaside promenade and pier out of season. Jessie Riot walks away along the railings, looking back over her shoulder. — the pier, out of season

Chapter 01 — The town

End of the line.

Jessie Riot grew up at the end of the line: a grey little seaside town on the English coast where the pier lights switch off in October, the last bus leaves at nine, and the only thing that ever changes is the tide.

A small bedroom at dusk: a battered red second-hand electric guitar with a price tag leans against an unmade bed, next to a little practice amp and red fairy lights. — charity-shop guitar

Chapter 02 — The guitar

Three chords and a price tag.

She learnt three chords on a charity-shop guitar, did her eyeliner in the bus shelter, and got told to turn it down so often it became a personality.

~~Turn it down~~ Turn it up.

Jessie Riot alone on a late-night train, chin resting on her hand, looking out of the window at passing lights, a worn holdall on the seat beside her. — last train, no return

Chapter 03 — The last train

One bag. Don’t wait up.

So she didn’t turn it down. She packed one bag, nicked a leather jacket she never gave back, and caught the last train to London with a notebook full of choruses.

Jessie Riot sitting on a brick rooftop wall at night, grinning over her shoulder, with the lights of the London skyline blurred behind her. — london, finally

Chapter 04 — London

Sticky floors. Big hooks.

Now she’s loud in the city. Sticky floors, fuzz pedals, hooks you shout back. Debut single “Burn the Map” is the getaway song: the night you stop asking permission and just go.

This town can’t hold me.

Jessie Riot is an AI-generated artist. Her face, voice and videos are made with AI. The songs are originals. The story is a persona. The noise is the point.

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