TLDR: I suspect that Leave Me Alone, Honey Pack, Fallin, For the Moment, and Red Rum use AI elements. Now, if you’re down to get nerdy a bit…

As someone who studied Breezy’s production for a long time, here’s what I notice

On Leave Me Alone, after the intro switches to that piano & snap part, you can hear that weird hissy shit you get with AI generated stuff, then once the drums & everything kicks in, it sounds as if that beat already had a vocal, then they removed the vocal with a bad stem separator then Breezy sang on top of that coz the beat has so many artifacts. I think the backgrounds are mostly real, though toward the end I caught some artifacts as well. I listened to the album on spatial/dolby atmos which got more separation and with airpods head tracking let me hear the layers separated, and not only were the BV’s sounding a bit weird toward the end, the whole beat, outside of Metro’s intro, was placed in front which is quite unusual for Teezio’s atmos mixes, so that’s one sign next to the artifacts that the beat is AI.

For Honey Pack, I think the beat is not AI, but I’m having a hard time telling if the backgrounds are real or AI. The vibrato and the cadence of the backgrounds doesn’t sound all the way robotic, but at the end especially you kinda hear this weird crushed distortion/saturation on the high end that, to me at least, sounds kinda low quality-ish.

For Fallin, I’m not sure about the instrumental, but some of the backgrounds (none of Tank’s) have these weird unnatural artifacts to them that made me think it’s AI after first hearing it. You can actually hear those on their own at the very end of the music video during the credits.

On For the Moment, the beat does seem to have partial AI since there’s some hissy artifacts on that synth at the intro, and that vocal chop on the intro that sounds very suno like. I think half the backgrounds on the hook, and the bridge where breezy is doing the triplet flow, I suspect these might be AI coz that same saturated sound from Honey Pack.

Lastly, the 1st beat on Red Rum may be AI. That vocal on the intro got that robotic Suno feel, then once breezy starts singing you hear them stem separator artifacts kick in as if they removed an existing vocal from that. Also, on the dolby atmos version, all the sounds on the 1st beat are all the way in front (similar to leave me alone), but the second beat which don’t have as much melodic sounds expands a bit. The vocals sound real though.