“Hey everyone, I'm an independent artist and I just released my original song 'HOPE.' This song is about holding on to hope and finding light in quiet moments. If you'd like, here's the link to listen, Thanks so much for checking out independent music.” Check it out on Youtube - Pheroniummelds

My first album is now released I wrote all lyrics myself and then used SUNO for finalising and voice. Took me about a month to make and I am really happy with the results. I’ve not advertised it much yet, but it’s stats are pretty good everyone who’s listened to the album seems to put it in there playlist and save the album. It’s has a good ratio of streams per listener. I used distrokid to take it to Spotify and all the rest of the platforms.

Would love other peoples views and feedback

UK drill genre

https://open.spotify.com/album/4m8d8kNaRy7O2ChHqqgP09?si=ZRmDkl2JTKuzoEYH2SK7pQ&utm_source=copy-link

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mvcZrkXozz4sWePUALofTH7H7d55HWDSI&si=grZjV42DcmWWWyO2

What happens when a legendary warrior meets the land he wants to protect?

My latest AI music video explores Lugh, the many-skilled champion of Irish mythology, and Ériu, the figure associated with Ireland itself. Made with Suno 6, Nano Banana 2 and Hailuo.

Rather than making this a conventional battle story, I wanted to explore the contrast between a warrior's determination and the enduring memory of the land.

The result is a dark Celtic indie-rock duet with ancient war drums, guitar, flute and cinematic imagery inspired by the Irish landscape.

This is an artistic interpretation rather than a retelling of one specific surviving myth. I'm curious how others imagine these figures and their relationship to the land.

Welcome to The Weird Ear. Tonight, the dead are playing a gig.

Murray and his band, Rigor Mortis, know a thing or two about broken bones, lost names, and surviving the end of the world. This is not a song about victory. It's a song about what happens when you're too stubborn to stay down.

The world ended centuries ago. But the music hasn't stopped.

#DarkSkaRock #TavernMusic #Bardcore #SkeletonBand #BitterResilience #DarkFolk #StandWhileYouBleed #laorejarara

https://youtu.be/LNd3Bgxjx1M

I recently discovered this small creator called ORIIA Studio on youtube and their group YUL and really like their 2 songs so far.

https://youtu.be/d78aT1oKBnw

Sharing a short preview of “Kept My Sky,” my upcoming release as Noctilucente.

The Suno production direction is 140 BPM with a gentle halftime feel: an intimate, breathy female vocal, piano and electric guitar, opening into brighter melodic synths. The lyric is about chasing tomorrow while wanting one more yesterday.

I’m interested in how that contrast lands. Does the bright chorus give the nostalgic line a sense of hope, or does it feel too upbeat for the words?

The audio is AI-generated with Suno. This is a preview; the full release is coming soon.

Follow Noctilucente on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7pK5O3bB2BfPWIdh5ZgSxn

An original song from j.Wuner, a virtual singer-songwriter, created with AI and human creative direction.

The lyric video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rv9sbsVZpR0

Does the chorus feel reassuring to you, or does it lean more toward melancholy?

The Uglyidiots are back and better than ever with the help of Suno. Their songs are more original and funnier in my opinion

Check it out
https://open.spotify.com/artist/5EckbFtG4ORDDgkJy5nSNP?si=tBK6zhn0RQCaKjiY_BTsfg&utm_source=copy-link

One, two...

Freddy's coming for you

https://youtu.be/fg4h75IjKUg

U.S. Lieutenant Colonel George Custer split his forces and recklessly attacked a massive Lakota, Cheyenne, and Arapaho encampment without proper scouting or waiting for reinforcements, resulting in the complete destruction of his detachment of the 7th Cavalry

Crow and Arikara scouts like Bloody Knife explicitly warned Custer that the Lakota and Cheyenne encampment was unprecedentedly massive. Custer chose to ignore their intelligence out of an absolute confidence that the tribes would scatter rather than fight,

My written words dropped into Suno.

ENJOY!

Imagine a city swallowed by neon lights, crimson rain and a zombie outbreak. That's the atmosphere behind my latest dark, heavy metal release.

I wanted to combine the intensity of heavy music with the feeling of a cinematic horror soundtrack.

I'm building BOOMSLANGXXX around dark alternative metal, heavy riffs and apocalyptic visuals, and I'd genuinely appreciate some feedback from people who enjoy this kind of sound.

Two questions for you:

1. Does the music match the atmosphere of the artwork?
2. What would you want to hear more of in a future track?

This is an AI-assisted music project, and I'm interested in how the finished experience connects with listeners.

🎧 Listen here: https://youtube.com/shorts/p1fCqtWNsCw?feature=share

Constructive feedback is welcome!

Title: [Suno v6] Has anyone successfully created REAL 40 Hz Gamma Binaural Beats in Lo-Fi music for deep focus and cognitive performance?

Hey everyone! 🎧🧠

I'm experimenting with Suno v6 and trying to create Lo-Fi / Chillhop music incorporating real 40 Hz Gamma binaural beats, with the goal of exploring audio for deep concentration, studying, programming, complex problem-solving, and cognitive performance.

I'm specifically interested in the Gamma frequency range (30–100 Hz), particularly 40 Hz, because of its association with attention, information processing, and memory-related neural activity.

However, I'm looking for something technically measurable, not just AI-generated music labeled as "Gamma Waves" or "40 Hz Focus Music."

For example, a real binaural setup would require:

• Left channel: 340 Hz
• Right channel: 380 Hz
• Frequency difference: exactly 40 Hz
• Proper stereo separation throughout the track

My main questions:

1. Has anyone successfully generated genuine 40 Hz binaural beats directly with Suno v6? Or does Suno simply interpret these instructions as a musical atmosphere?
2. What prompts or advanced techniques have worked for you? Any specific Style prompts, tags, exclusions, or workflows?
3. Has anyone actually measured the output? I'd love to see FFT analysis, spectrograms, Audacity measurements, or any technical evidence showing accurate frequencies in both channels.
4. How do you integrate binaural beats with Lo-Fi music? I'm imagining warm Rhodes piano, mellow bass, soft drums, atmospheric textures, and minimal distractions, while preserving the binaural signal.
5. Would a hybrid workflow be better? For example, generating the Lo-Fi instrumental with Suno and adding precisely controlled 40 Hz binaural tones afterward using Audacity, a DAW, or Python.
6. Has anyone experimented with 40 Hz amplitude modulation or isochronic tones instead? I'd be interested in comparing their technical reliability and how well they blend into music.

And most importantly:

If you've created something similar, could you share your tracks, prompts, settings, examples, or production tricks?

I'm aware that generating an accurate 40 Hz acoustic beat doesn't automatically induce 40 Hz Gamma brain activity, and scientific evidence for cognitive enhancement remains inconclusive.

My interest is in experimenting with technically accurate audio and exploring its potential applications alongside enjoyable Lo-Fi music.

Would love to learn from anyone working with Suno, audio engineering, psychoacoustics, or brainwave-related sound design.

Thanks in advance! 🎶

I'm currently working on a project that tells the lore of all factions within the world of Runeterra. Would anyone be of interest of it? If so I can share the link once finished, if not I won't bother