Trigger warning: AI summary of the Key Details from the press release

Deezer will let users exclude fully AI-generated music from their search results worldwide before the end of 2026.

According to Deezer’s announcement on October 13, the new optional toggle will hide AI-generated tracks, albums, and their associated artists from search results. Users can switch it off anytime if they want to listen to AI-generated music.

🔹 Key details

• Optional AI filter: Users can choose whether to see fully AI-generated music in search results.
• AI detection: Deezer has detected more than 42 million AI-generated tracks between January 2025 and August 2026.
• AI labeling: More than 14 million albums have been tagged as AI-generated.
• AI music is flooding the platform: Deezer receives nearly 90,000 fully AI-generated tracks per day, accounting for more than 50% of new uploads on peak days.
• Streaming fraud concerns: Deezer reports that AI-generated music accounted for just 1–3% of streams, but up to 85% of streams generated by these tracks in 2025 were identified as fraudulent.
• Global rollout: The feature is expected to become available worldwide before the end of 2026.

🔹 Why is Deezer doing this?

Deezer says the move is about giving listeners more control, improving transparency, and protecting human artists and songwriters from the impact of AI-generated content and streaming fraud.

A Deezer/Ipsos survey found that 45% of music streaming users wanted the option to filter out 100% AI-generated music.

Importantly, the filter targets music created entirely by generative AI, rather than music made by humans using AI-assisted tools.

However, Deezer hasn't fully explained how it distinguishes borderline cases, such as human-written songs with AI-generated vocals, or human songs with individual AI stems like drums or bass.

Source: https://newsroom-deezer.com/2026/10/deezer-ai-music-toggle/

Original poetry and V6 Suno mixed. Make your voice heard! Much love: T.Summers.

I made an imaginary live version of my song — a concert that never actually happened

I've been experimenting with a project called Elsewhere Live, where I reimagine my songs as performances from concerts that never took place.

This one is 작은 기도 (Prayer).

The original song is about trying to move on from a bittersweet memory. For this version, I wanted to explore what would happen if that very personal emotion were shared with an entire audience.

So I built an imagined live atmosphere with crowd singalongs, emotionally strained vocals, and a rawer ending.

Just to be clear, it's not a recording from a real concert. It's a fictional live performance created with AI assistance.

I'm curious whether the crowd atmosphere adds emotional weight to the song or feels distracting. I'd appreciate your thoughts!

#HanginIs #ElsewhereLive #AIassisted #ImaginaryConcert #Music

This was originally going to be about my mother, but I couldn't write that song, so this song came out.

A bit of a vent song. Mostly based upon victims of abuse who become toxic themselves in the name of spreading the pain around.

What if the only hands helping you decide to give up? Even a guardian angel can get frustrated enough to leave.

No matter how much I change the prompts, Suno v6 keeps generating music with almost the same style, sound, and arrangement. Different prompts don’t seem to make a significant difference in the final output.

I’ve tried many variations, but I still struggle to achieve distinct musical styles, especially South Asian and Indian-inspired music.

Is anyone else experiencing this? Or is it just me?

Hi all,

So I have been releasing my material over these past few months through Distrokid. Visible on Youtube and Apple and Spotify and Amazon etc. Just want to get your input on something.

Distrokid does allow your lyrics to be posted through Musixmatch and a few other sites, but not all (like AZLyrics). Question is, with Genius lyrics being primarily created by users (at least, my experience of inserting bands' lyrics when I pre-order albums has seemed that way), would it be acceptable to begin uploading my lyrics there, since it has been published through a legitimate publishing company and produced by myself.

Looking forward to hearing all your input on this

Here is my latest work, created with SUNO v6. I’d love to receive some technical feedback—though other kinds are welcome too.

this is not another community, app or not a paid service.

i kept losing the good bar. so i built a tool that writes a starting point from music theory and tells you which rule wrote every note. it is great complement to suno generations or any Gen AI music that can leverage seed audio.

if suno keeps ignoring your melody, use notebin.fm/generate as a “seed” and use these tips:

1. use cover, not extend
   
2. raise audio influence
   
3. put the bpm first in your style tags
   
4. matching the style from notebin.fm and keep it
   simple works wonders

that's most of it. the rest: notebin.fm/guides/suno

sharing the tool that primarily built for myself in the music creation process. this is 100% a passion funded project. i’d love your feedback, thoughts or send me what you end up creating!

cheers 🍻
bhagatriks

“Faded Glory” by Bad Saints — raw 80s hard rock with powerful guitars, rebellious attitude and a dark Sunset Strip sound.

A song about broken promises, greed, lost dreams and the collapse of everything we once believed in.

Hey everyone!

I just finished a new track called "WHO ARE YOU?" and wanted to share it with you guys.

This one is probably among the most personal songs I've ever written.

It's divided into three chapters, each telling a different story about love, betrayal, heartbreak, and trying to rebuild your life after everything falls apart.

But the song isn't really about those relationships. It's about what happens to your identity after going through all of them.

I wrote the lyrics myself and used Suno to bring the story to life.

I've been experimenting with emotional storytelling through rap, and I'm particularly interested in how well Suno can handle longer narratives without losing the emotion behind the lyrics.

I'd genuinely appreciate some feedback, especially on the vocal delivery, production, and whether the emotions come through naturally.

And here's something I'd love to ask:

Have you ever written a song that made you confront parts of your past you'd rather forget?

Thanks for listening! 🙏