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ElevenLabs released Music v2, an AI music generation model that can switch genres within a single track and build songs section-by-section. The model, trained on licensed data cleared for commercial use, can transition from opera to heavy metal, handle fast rap, and add sound effects while maintaining coherence.

Google is releasing dedicated mobile apps for its Flow AI video editing and Flow Music production tools, starting with Android beta for Flow and iOS for Flow Music. The update integrates Gemini Omni capabilities for improved character consistency across video scenes and AI-generated music video creation.

Suno has released v5.5 of its AI music generation model, prioritizing user customization over quality improvements. The update includes Voices (voice cloning via user-uploaded recordings), Custom Models (style training on user music catalogs), and My Taste (preference learning), with voice and custom features limited to Pro and Premier subscribers.

Suno has released version 5.5 of its AI music generator with three new features: Voices (record/upload your singing voice for AI songs), Custom Models (fine-tune the model on your music library), and My Taste (personalized genre/mood recommendations). The update is available to Pro and Premier subscribers.

Google announced Lyria 3 Pro, an upgraded music generation model capable of creating tracks up to three minutes long—a tenfold increase from Lyria 3's 30-second maximum. The model adds structural music understanding (intros, verses, choruses, bridges) and rolls out to Gemini app paid subscribers, Google Vids, ProducerAI, and enterprise tools including Vertex AI, the Gemini API, and AI Studio.

ElevenLabs has launched a music marketplace where users can publish and sell tracks created with its ElevenCreative AI music model, with the company claiming to have already generated nearly 14 million songs on the platform. The company has paid out over $11 million through its Voice Marketplace using the same model. However, AI-generated music lacks legal copyright protection, leaving all legal risk on users.

ProducerAI, an AI music-making platform that allows users to generate sounds, remix songs, and create instruments via AI agents, is joining Google. The platform will operate under Google Labs and be powered by a preview version of Google's Lyria 3 music generation model.