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SoundCloud adds direct publishing for ElevenMusic AI tracks

Songs sent through the integration will identify ElevenMusic as their source, while eligible SoundCloud subscribers will get a three-month subscription offer.

By Priya Ramanathan

Audio waveforms and music production controls on a computer screen
Photo: TNW (Financial Times)

Creators using ElevenLabs’ ElevenMusic app can now send AI-generated songs straight to SoundCloud through a new integration. The connection removes the separate download and manual upload steps previously needed to move tracks between the services.

SoundCloud is the first destination beyond ElevenMusic to support direct publishing from the app. Songs submitted this way will be labeled as originating from ElevenMusic, letting listeners see that AI was involved. SoundCloud bars AI content that deceives listeners about who created it or where it came from, including artist impersonations.

The agreement also gives subscribers to SoundCloud Artist Pro three months of free access to ElevenMusic Pro. That plan supports the generation of up to 1,000 songs a month and includes tools to isolate components such as drums and vocals.

ElevenLabs introduced its first model for generating music in 2025, then released the standalone ElevenMusic app in April. Users can build songs from moods, melodies or lyrics and remix other artists’ tracks.

SoundCloud’s other AI partnerships include Moises, which provides tools for editing existing music, and Google’s Flow Music.

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