Mira Adrianne Drops “Day Dreaming,” a Techno-Reggae Fantasy Filmed Entirely in AI

The plus-size model turns singer in a sensual video opposite a handsome devil — published by Tell Me Your Dreams.

By TMYD Music Desk | September 3, 2026

Plus-size model Mira Adrianne has stepped from the fashion frame into music with “Day Dreaming,” a new single that pairs a throbbing techno pulse with a sun-warmed reggae sway. The track arrives through independent publisher Tell Me Your Dreams, and it is already being talked about as much for its hybrid groove as for the video that comes with it: a fully AI-generated clip in which Adrianne shares the frame with a handsome devil.

The concept is unapologetically sensual. Rather than building a digital double from scratch, the production trained its imagery on photographs from Adrianne’s earlier fashion and beauty shoots. The result is a model who looks unmistakably like herself — curves, presence, and all — dropped into a dream logic of neon, smoke, and slow-motion heat. The devil is not a cartoon tempter. He is tailored, watchful, and close enough that the video reads as a duet of bodies as much as a pop clip.

Fashion face, club record

Adrianne is known first as a plus-size model who has used the camera to insist that glamour is not a size. “Day Dreaming” treats that same argument as sound. Techno reggae is an unusual lane — four-on-the-floor machinery under a skanking guitar line and a bass that rolls rather than punches — but it suits the brief. The beat wants a dance floor. The riddim wants a late-night window left open. Her vocal sits in the middle: half invitation, half reverie.

The title does the rest of the work. Daydreaming, in this telling, is not idle. It is the place where desire is allowed to finish the sentence that daylight interrupts. Listeners looking for a moral will not find one. The song is interested in heat, drift, and the feeling of staying inside a fantasy a little longer than is wise.

An AI video with a human body of work behind it

Fully AI-made music videos are no longer a novelty. What distinguishes “Day Dreaming” is the source material. Because the images were drawn from Adrianne’s own photoshoots, the clip does not flatten her into a generic digital muse. The lighting, the posing language, even the way fabric sits on her figure carry the memory of a real set. That choice also raises the temperature. The video is sexy because the original photographs were already composed that way — and because the AI has been asked to keep the charge rather than sand it down.

Opposite her, the handsome devil functions as both lover and hallucination. He appears, recedes, and returns, as if the daydream itself keeps changing the rules. There is no plot beyond pursuit and surrender. That is the point. The clip is built to loop: one more chorus, one more look, one more reason not to wake up.

Published by Tell Me Your Dreams

Tell Me Your Dreams is listed as the publisher of “Day Dreaming.” The imprint name fits the project almost too neatly: a label that sounds like a dare, attached to a song that treats fantasy as a place you can actually visit. For an artist crossing over from modeling, the partnership also signals a boutique rollout rather than a major-label splash — the kind of release that lives first on video platforms, late-night playlists, and the kind of shares that start with “you have to see this.”

Whether “Day Dreaming” becomes a club record or a visual phenomenon will depend on how far the clip travels. What is already clear is the wager Adrianne is making. She is not asking to be taken seriously by leaving her body at the door. She is putting the body — plus-size, photographed, then reimagined by machine — at the center of a genre mash-up that should not work on paper and somehow does in the dark.

“Day Dreaming” is out now via Tell Me Your Dreams.

Release details
Title: Day Dreaming
Artist: Mira Adrianne
Genre: Techno reggae
Video: Fully AI-generated; features Mira Adrianne and a handsome devil; imagery derived from Adrianne’s previous photoshoots
Publisher: Tell Me Your Dreams
Released: September 2026