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Find the newest AI tools for making music. I share updates on apps and software that help artists and creators write songs, mix tracks, and produce faster. Learn which tools are worth your time and how to use them.

Napster ditches record labels for AI artists. Here’s what creators need to know about their AI music app:

Napster’s bold AI-powered platform transforms music creation, offering creators direct publishing and real-time collaboration with artificial intelligence artists.

29. January 2026

Chris holding a guitar in a maroon hoodie; text says, “I tested these AI music video generators, so you don’t have to!” Listing tools: Neural Frames, Kaiber, Runway, and Pika.

I tested the best 4 AI music video generators in 2026: Here’s what happened

This review analyzes top AI music video generators like Neural Frames, Kaiber, RunwayML and PIKA. Each has unique features for creating customized music videos through AI without expensive production costs.

27. January 2026

Christopher Wieduwilt holding guitar introduces AI stem splitter tools including Lalal.ai, Audioshake, and others

I tested the best 6 AI stem splitter tools in 2026: Here’s what happened:

As a music artist, I’ve learned that having access to individual stems of a track is crucial for creating unique

27. January 2026

LANDR Layers music production interface showing model library with genre presets and audio tracks.

Landr drops 2 new AI tools (Blueprints and Layers) that write songs and produce tracks for you, and they pay the artists who trained them

LANDR now writes melodies and produces tracks alongside you, while compensating the artists whose music trained these AI models—marking a shift toward human-AI collaboration in music creation.

27. January 2026

Two JBL speakers (Bandbox) on wooden table with person holding guitar in background.

JBL’s £199 BandBox puts Beatles-grade AI stem separation in your practice amp

The same AI that isolated John Lennon’s voice now lets musicians strip vocals and instruments from any song for instant practice backing tracks.

26. January 2026

Colorful Spotify playlist covers scattered on black background featuring various music collections.

Spotify’s Prompted Playlists let you type what you want to hear, and the AI builds it from your entire listening history. Here’s what you need to know:

Type what you want to hear, and Spotify’s AI builds a personalized playlist from your entire listening history and real-time music trends—shifting control from algorithm to you.

26. January 2026

Digital audio workstation Audiotool interface showing three audio tracks with yellow waveforms and multiple instrument channels including drums, Rhodes, and piano.

Audiotool’s new Nexus API gives AI tools full access to your DAW sessions in real time. Here are 7 possibilities:

Audiotool’s new Nexus API lets AI tools edit your sessions live, eliminating export cycles and treating external apps as true collaborators, not isolated plugins.

22. January 2026

Udio and Merlin logos displayed side by side separated by diagonal line.

Udio signs AI licensing deal with Merlin, bringing up to 15% of global music into its training pipeline

The partnership gives Udio access to independent music catalogs while ensuring artists opt in and get paid, marking a shift from lawsuits to collaboration.

20. January 2026

Udio is hiring a Head of Artist Partnerships for up to $350K. Here’s why this role signals a major shift in AI music:

The AI music company is building infrastructure to onboard artists after major label deals, offering top-tier compensation to bridge tech and music industry relationships.

16. January 2026

Musical AI homepage featuring attribution layer tagline with isometric diagram of training models and generation output on orange gradient background.

Musical AI raises $4.5M to pay creators when AI trains on their music. Here’s how it works:

The Halifax startup’s platform tracks exactly which songs train AI models, then calculates royalties so rightsholders actually get paid for their contributions.

13. January 2026