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ElevenLabs Introduces Direct SoundCloud Publishing for AI Songs
On November 5, ElevenLabs introduced a feature on the ElevenMusic platform that allows AI-generated songs to be published directly on SoundCloud. This eliminates the need to download a song to a device first and then upload it separately to the platform. Songs published this way will be labeled as AI-generated, and listeners will be able to see how they were created.
As part of the partnership, SoundCloud Artist Pro subscribers will be able to use ElevenMusic Pro free for 3 months. The plan allows users to create up to 1,000 songs per month. Subscribers will be able to split songs into separate audio tracks 500 times and create 5 custom music styles or vocals each month. ElevenLabs released its first music-generation model in 2025. In April 2026, the company launched its app that creates songs from written prompts. A new model released in May can process complex vocals and switch genres in the middle of a song. So far, users have created more than 25 million pieces of music with these models. SoundCloud previously launched a similar partnership with Moises. That integration allows users to transfer a song from SoundCloud to Moises, split it into separate audio tracks for remixing, and then share it directly on the platform again. The ElevenMusic integration only makes it easier to publish a finished song. The platform also has integrations with Google Flow Music and Hook. ElevenLabs also works with Spotify. Authors can use the company’s voice models to narrate audiobooks and publish them on Spotify. Spotify has signed agreements with music companies to develop AI-powered remixing tools. However, the platform has not disclosed the name of an AI model development partner such as ElevenLabs. Music platforms take different approaches to AI-generated content. Deezer is developing an option to hide such songs completely, while Bandcamp has banned them altogether. Spotify and YouTube take a more cautious approach to labeling this content. SoundCloud prohibits impersonation and urges users subject to European Union rules to label AI-generated content.
As part of the partnership, SoundCloud Artist Pro subscribers will be able to use ElevenMusic Pro free for 3 months. The plan allows users to create up to 1,000 songs per month. Subscribers will be able to split songs into separate audio tracks 500 times and create 5 custom music styles or vocals each month. ElevenLabs released its first music-generation model in 2025. In April 2026, the company launched its app that creates songs from written prompts. A new model released in May can process complex vocals and switch genres in the middle of a song. So far, users have created more than 25 million pieces of music with these models. SoundCloud previously launched a similar partnership with Moises. That integration allows users to transfer a song from SoundCloud to Moises, split it into separate audio tracks for remixing, and then share it directly on the platform again. The ElevenMusic integration only makes it easier to publish a finished song. The platform also has integrations with Google Flow Music and Hook. ElevenLabs also works with Spotify. Authors can use the company’s voice models to narrate audiobooks and publish them on Spotify. Spotify has signed agreements with music companies to develop AI-powered remixing tools. However, the platform has not disclosed the name of an AI model development partner such as ElevenLabs. Music platforms take different approaches to AI-generated content. Deezer is developing an option to hide such songs completely, while Bandcamp has banned them altogether. Spotify and YouTube take a more cautious approach to labeling this content. SoundCloud prohibits impersonation and urges users subject to European Union rules to label AI-generated content.