For AI musicians
Where to publish your AI music
Vibe Banger is a streaming platform that takes AI-generated and AI-assisted music openly, on one condition: the track says how it was made. Whatever you made it with — Suno, Udio, a model you run yourself, or a session where AI did half the work — upload it free and it sits in the same catalogue as everything else, currently 90 published songs.
Say how it was made, and nothing else is awkward
Most places either refuse AI music or quietly accept it and hope nobody asks. Both leave the same problem for the people who make it: an argument about honesty instead of a conversation about the song. Here every track carries one of three labels, chosen by whoever uploaded it, and shown on the song's own page.
- AI-generated
- The music was created by an AI system, with little or no human performance.
- AI-assisted
- A person created the music with meaningful help from AI tools.
- Human-created
- Made by people without generative AI.
Saying so costs you nothing. Listeners who care can see it, listeners who do not carry on listening, and nobody has to pretend.
How publishing works
- 1
Make an account and a profile
A name, a picture, a short bio. One account can run more than one project name.
- 2
Upload the audio and the artwork
Any common format. We encode it for streaming and work out the waveform and loudness so it sits level with everything else.
- 3
Say what it is and how it was made
Genre, mood, what it is for, the lyrics if there are any — and the AI disclosure, which is three options and the name of the tool if you want to record it.
- 4
It goes live
Once the track meets the publishing rules it is in the catalogue and on the discovery pages straight away. Anything reported later is looked at by a person.
What a published track comes with
A page of its own
Artwork, lyrics, credits and the disclosure, with a short link that survives a rename.
Discovery, not just a follower count
It appears on the genre, mood, activity and occasion pages it was classified into.
A player other sites can embed
Paste one line of HTML and the track plays on somebody else's page, streaming from here.
A vertical video, made for you
Turn any part of the song into a clip for Reels, Shorts, TikTok or a Story, without editing anything.
Offline listening
Listeners can keep your track on their phone and play it with no connection.
Numbers worth reading
Plays, where shares were sent and how many of them came back — kept apart, because they answer different questions.
Your music stays yours
Publishing here is permission to stream the track and show it in the catalogue. It is not a transfer of rights, there is no exclusivity, and you can unpublish whenever you like. Nothing is licensed to anybody else unless you separately agree to it. The terms and the copyright and takedown policy say this in full.
Questions
Can I publish music made with Suno, Udio or another AI tool?
Yes. It makes no difference which tool you used, or whether you ran a model yourself. What matters is that you have the right to publish what you upload, and that the track says how it was made.
Does it cost anything to publish?
No. Publishing is free, and there is no cut taken from a track being streamed. The paid side of this site is custom songs ordered by other people, which is separate from the catalogue.
Do I have to say that a track is AI-generated?
Yes, and it is a choice of three: AI-generated means the music was made by an AI system with little or no human performance; AI-assisted means a person made it with meaningful help from AI tools; human-created means no generative AI was involved. You can also record which tool you used and what you contributed yourself. The label shows on the song's page.
Who owns the music after I upload it?
You do. Publishing here is not a transfer of rights — it is permission to stream the track and show it in the catalogue. You can unpublish a track whenever you like. Nothing is licensed to anyone else unless you separately agree to it.
Will anyone actually hear it?
Your track is classified by genre, mood, activity and occasion when you upload it, and those classifications are what the discovery pages are built from — so it appears on them rather than depending on a follower count you do not have yet.
What can I not upload?
Anything you do not have the right to publish: somebody else's recording, a voice cloned without permission, or a track that reproduces a copyrighted work. Mislabelling how a track was made is also grounds for removal.
Put one up and see
It costs nothing and takes about a quarter of an hour. If it turns out not to be for you, unpublish it.
Questions first? dwin@vibebanger.com