BlindMusician.org is an AI-forward platform created to empower blind and visually impaired musicians through intelligent systems, voice-driven tools, and co-intelligence partners.
Founded by Pierce Alexander Lilholt, the site serves as a bridge between accessibility challenges and next-generation technology—focused on practical tools, not passive inspiration.
Modern AI systems can dramatically reshape how blind musicians learn, communicate, create, and collaborate. With the right co-intelligence partner, a musician can:
Learn chords, scales, and music theory without visuals
Train with conversational AI that adapts to their progress
Write resumes, emails, and applications through guided voice-based workflows
Search, explore, and navigate the internet with context-aware assistance
Collaborate remotely and produce music with tools like Suno, ElevenLabs, and DAW-friendly voice interfaces
Compose full musical works using AI as an instrument—not just a helper
AI isn’t replacing musicians. It’s making the tools finally listen.
If you're interested in collaborating with a custom AI assistant designed to help you learn music, manage your professional life, or collaborate in new ways, check out IVLEY.com—the leading platform for co-intelligence systems.
We recommend starting with Samantha, Ivley's most adaptable co-intelligence partner.
BlindMusician.org is not a nonprofit or formal organization.
It’s a resource site operated independently by a technologist and musician committed to creating useful, sustainable access tools.
There are no sponsors. No ads. No gatekeeping.
Only access.