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ElevenLabs, a voice AI company, has released a new iOS app called ElevenMusic that enables users to create and remix songs using natural language prompts. The app offers both free and paid Pro tiers, with the Pro tier allowing for more monthly song generations and additional features. ElevenLabs has been expanding its creative AI capabilities, including releasing a music generation model and partnering with music producers to create an AI-assisted album.
Why it matters
The launch of ElevenMusic represents ElevenLabs’ push into the music creation space, as the company looks to diversify beyond just voice AI models. This move positions ElevenLabs to compete with other AI-powered music platforms and highlights the growing trend of using AI to democratize music production.
The details
ElevenMusic allows users to create songs by inputting text prompts, with options to adjust the length, lyrics, and writing style of the generated music. Users can also discover and remix songs created by others on the platform. The app offers various pre-curated music stations and playlists. ElevenLabs is offering a Pro subscription tier for $9.99 per month or $95.90 per year, which provides increased monthly song generation limits, more storage, and access to additional music styles and moods.
- ElevenMusic was listed on the App Store for a few weeks before its official release on April 1, 2026.
- In February 2026, ElevenLabs raised a $500 million Series C round at an $11 billion valuation.
What’s next
ElevenLabs is hiring for a consumer marketing role to help grow its new music vertical, and the company may offer royalties or other incentives to users who create music on the ElevenMusic platform.
The takeaway
The launch of ElevenMusic demonstrates ElevenLabs’ ambition to expand beyond voice AI and into the broader creative AI space, positioning the company to compete with other AI-powered music platforms and capitalize on the growing trend of using AI to democratize music production.
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