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      How making a song actually works

      Step one, the lyrics

      Write your own lyrics, or ask an AI tool to draft them and then edit them into your own voice. A blank page is the hardest part, most people start here and rewrite until it actually sounds like them.

      Step two, the voice

      Pick a built in AI voice, or clone your own voice if the tool allows it. Cloning your own voice is fair game on most platforms, cloning someone else's voice without permission is not.

      Step three, the music

      Describe a genre, mood, or reference style, and the tool generates instrumentation and arrangement around your lyrics and vocal. Most tools let you regenerate sections you don't like instead of starting over completely.

      Step four, the edit

      Listen back, tweak lyrics or the prompt, and regenerate until it actually sounds right. This step is where a decent song becomes a good one, most people skip it and it shows.

      Personal use or public release

      Keep it personal

      If it's for you, friends, family, or a work project that isn't being sold or broadcast, you likely don't need a distributor at all. Just download the file and use it. Double check the tool's license, some free tiers are personal use only.

      Release it publicly

      Want it on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, or Amazon Music? You need a distributor, a company that takes your finished track and gets it listed on those platforms under your artist name. You do not upload directly to Spotify yourself.

      Before you release anything

      Make sure you actually have commercial rights to the track. Most free AI music tiers only allow personal use, releasing that track publicly can violate the tool's terms even if the distributor accepts the upload.

      See real distributors below

      So what can you actually do with AI generated music?

      Make a song for your own project and just enjoy it. Score a video you're editing for work. Build a persona and put out original music under it. Write a birthday song for someone that's actually better than the store bought card. All of that works.

      Just because you can doesn't always mean you should. Don't chase another artist's sound, their voice, or their lyrics, that's not creativity, that's a costume. Plenty of sites let you clone your own voice, that's fair game, just don't clone someone else's. And if AI is writing the lyrics, put some of your own flavor into it. Skip that step and it shows, the writing comes out flat and generic. Honestly, a dog could write better lyrics than AI left completely on its own. Not kidding.

      Yes, people have actually made money with AI music.

      Most of the time you need a paid plan to actually own the commercial rights, so keep that in mind before you count on any of this.

      17M+ streams

      Xania Monet

      An AI R&B project from Mississippi poet and designer Telisha Nikki Jones. Jones writes her own lyrics and uses Suno for vocals and instrumentation. The project reportedly reached 17 million streams in about two months, charted on Billboard, and led to a reported 3 million dollar deal with Hallwood Media. Forbes later reported around 52,000 dollars in catalog revenue after those streams.

      Read the CBS News profile
      No. 1 country chart

      Breaking Rust

      An AI country act tied to creator Aubierre Rivaldo Taylor. The track Walk My Walk hit number one on Billboard's Country Digital Song Sales chart and passed 3 million Spotify streams in under a month. Worth knowing, AP reported criticism that the style resembled country artist Blanco Brown without his involvement, a real example of why originality actually matters.

      Read the ABC News story
      No. 1 on iTunes

      IngaRose

      An AI generated R&B project whose track Celebrate Me reached number one on the global iTunes chart in April 2026, before being knocked off by Olivia Rodrigo. Not a permanent reign, but a real moment of an AI made track competing directly with major label music.

      Read the AI Musicpreneur coverage

      Publish It

      Made an AI song and want it on Spotify or Apple Music? Here's who actually gets it there.

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