Monthly · made for African music
Subscribe. Make the music. Keep every song.
One song on the house so you can hear the studio. Then a monthly plan — songs, the booth, For film. Credits that refill, two takes of every idea, full ownership. Need a whole soundtrack? That is Studio.
Afrobeats
Lagos, golden hour
Amapiano
A rooftop in the evening
Highlife
Palm shade and guitars
Mbalax
Sabar in the courtyard
The plans
Pick how much music you make this month
Free is a sample. Paid plans refill every month, and own what they make. Songs and For film on every plan. The booth and the arranger open on Pro.
Free
Hear what it can do
Free
10 credits, once
A one-time sample. Paid plans refill.
- One song or film cue, once — two takes of it
- Unlimited lyric writing with the agent
- Send a listen to a friend
- A sample — you do not own it
Creator
Twenty songs a month
$19/month
200 credits a month
- 20 songs a month, two takes of each
- Songs and For film
- Save as MP3, share a song
- You own every piece
Most popularPro
For artists who ship every week
$49/month
600 credits a month
- 60 songs a month, two takes of each
- The booth — your voice, in the house
- Song arranger — another city, another tongue
- You own every piece
Studio
A whole soundtrack, in the house
$149/month
2,000 credits a month
- 200 songs a month, two takes of each
- The booth, the arranger, For film
- Enough for a feature or a series
- You own every piece — license it to the picture
For global storytellers
Tell the story in the house. A plan is how much music.
For film is storytelling with music. Say what happens. We write it — an oríkì, titles, music under people talking. Same credits as a song. Nobody to email. A whole film is Studio: two hundred pieces a month.
- Titles, oríkì, beds under talk, stings — a minute to three
- Two takes of every piece — yours on a paid plan
- For film is in the house on every plan
- Studio is for the whole film, not a phone call
Questions
- What is a credit?
- Credits are spent only when audio is made — 10 a song, whether someone sings or it is music for a film. Writing and rewriting lyrics with the agent costs nothing, so you can keep working on the words until they are right.
- Why do I get two versions of every song?
- Every generation returns 2 takes of the same idea — same lyrics, same style, performed differently. Both land in your library for one credit charge, so you can pick the one that feels right instead of paying to roll again.
- What happens if a song fails?
- The credits go straight back to your balance, automatically. You never pay for a song that did not arrive.
- Can I make the music for a whole film here?
- Yes. For film is storytelling in the house — you tell the scene, we write the music, two takes. A soundtrack is many stories on the same courtyard, not one long file. Creator and Pro are enough for a short. Studio is two hundred pieces a month, which is a feature or a series. You subscribe and roll. You do not email anyone.
- What opens on each plan?
- Every plan can write a song and use For film. Creator is how many songs you make. Pro opens the booth — your voice — and the song arranger. Studio is the same house with enough credits for a feature. Paid plans own what they make.
- Do I own what I make?
- On Creator, Pro and Studio, yes. The song, the lyrics, the cover, the cue. Release it, sell it, license it to a film. We take no cut of your royalties and claim no co-authorship. The free song is a sample — send a listen to a friend, but it is not yours to release or save as a file.
- Can I cancel any time?
- Yes. You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for, and nothing renews after that.
- Does the free song come back every month?
- No. The free plan is one generation for the life of the account — 2 takes of one song. Paid plans refill every month. That is how you keep making.
This month
Pro is $49 a month. Sixty songs. Two takes of each. Yours.
The palace hall. The work starts when the plan does.