Kornkob95 Would Rather Be Too Much on “If I Want To”

“If I Want To” came out on October 23 and runs 2:39. It is a direct-love anthem, and the word that matters there is direct. No hints, no waiting three days to answer. The song says what it feels and lets that be the point.

It has already made a good first impression in our own corner of the world. Kornkob95 pitched the single to seven Playlist Panda curators, and all seven said yes. That is a rare clean sweep, and it tells you the honesty in the writing reads right away.

Kornkob95 is the project of Sherry Wonch, a songwriter in St. Louis. It is also an AI persona, and she says so up front. The split is simple. AI handles the production and the persona you see and hear. Every lyric is written by Sherry, word for word.

We think that openness is worth pointing out. A lot of music made with these tools shows up with no label at all. Kornkob95 holds a verified, claimed profile on the SIQA registry, which tracks AI-assisted music and who stands behind it. You always know which part is the machine and which part is the songwriter.

And the songwriter part is where the personality lives. Sherry writes pop-punk energy into dark electropop, and her subjects are the ones that make your face hot: crushes, love, and the kind of honesty most people keep in their notes app. “If I Want To” is that idea in its plainest form. The persona is the look. The feelings are real, and they are hers.

Put on “If I Want To” and listen to the words first. Then think of the last time you held back, and whether you wish you hadn’t.