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AI in Business · Suno Hits $300M ARR: AI's Impact on the Music Industry · 28 Feb 2026 podcast

And the jump that they they did to hit that 300 million dollars, I think, is basically showing that there is a huge growth in AI generated music right now.

Suno's product is really simple and it's pretty powerful users.

Basically, what you're doing is you're typing in like a prompt for a type of song you want to generate.

And I've done this a lot of different ways.

I've probably generated a thousand songs on there over the last year at this point, or maybe the last two years at this point.

And so basically what you do is you can describe a certain style of song.

They also have some cool features, one that I like, where you can hum or kind of just sing a song yourself.

What I would actually recommend if a musician was going to use this

would be to if you've written a song, just play it on like a piano or a guitar, like a single instrument and sing it into the platform and have it generate a full background track for your song so it can fully produce all of the instrumentals.

You can you can kind of describe what kind of you can upload that audio file and then describe what you want it to do to the background.

then take that and sing on top of that or make your harmonies or layers you can also do like backing vocals and harmonies and that kind of stuff with suno which is really cool um so you only really need one stem of you singing your actual song and everything else can be generated by ai sounds amazing it basically brings your creativity to life and i mean

The alternative is just going to Fiverr or hiring people locally that can play the instruments you need for the certain parts.

But it takes a long time, a lot of orchestration.

You got to send this file around to a whole bunch of people, make sure everything syncs up, lines up.

And then you got to put it all together with an audio engineer if you're not good at that.

So Suno has solved a real problem in the market.

Because of that, we're seeing a huge spike in adoption, but also we're seeing a big spike in, I guess you could say, controversy.

Basically, there's a whole bunch of major record labels that are suing Suno over copyright infringement.

They're arguing that their models were trained on copyrighted recordings.

I think there's a big shift.

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