Artists whose creators say they use AI
The creator or label said publicly that the music is AI-generated or AI-assisted. We link the statement.
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Aventhis
Partly. The owner of Aventhis’s YouTube channel wrote that the “voice and image is created with the help of AI” and that the lyrics are his, per Music Business Worldwide.
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Broken Trails
Yes, as an identity: Broken Trails has self-disclosed on Spotify as an “AI Persona”, meaning its public identity is AI-generated. It has not said publicly how much of the music itself is made with AI.
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Dust & Harmony
Yes, as an identity: Dust & Harmony has self-disclosed on Spotify as an “AI Persona”, meaning its public identity is AI-generated. It has not said publicly how much of the music itself is made with AI.
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Eddie Dalton
Yes. Creator Dallas Little told Showbiz411 his social videos are “clearly labeled as AI-generated” and that he writes all the songs.
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Enlly
Partly. Enlly’s own biography says its music mixes acoustic expression and studio production with “touches of creative AI”; human writers and arrangers are credited.
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HAVEN.
Partly. HAVEN.’s producers say the original “I Run” vocal was Harrison Walker’s own voice, transformed with Suno into a female tone; a re-recorded version uses singer Kaitlin Aragon.
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imoliver
Yes, as a tool user. Oliver McCann (imoliver) is a human creator who calls himself an “AI music designer”: he writes the lyrics and uses AI tools to turn them into songs.
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IngaRose
Partly. IngaRose’s own Instagram bio says the songs use “Human written lyrics” with “Stems & arrangement refined using Suno.”
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Jerry's Sound Room
Yes, as an identity: Jerry’s Sound Room has self-disclosed on Spotify as an “AI Persona”, meaning its public identity is AI-generated. It has not said publicly how much of the music itself is made with AI.
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Saxboy Billy
Yes. Bill Stiteler (Saxboy Billy) says he wrote the lyrics of “The Puerto Rico Song” and used Suno to turn them into the song.
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Solomon Ray
Yes. Rapper Christopher “Topher” Townsend says he created Solomon Ray, writing lyrics with ChatGPT and generating the songs with Suno.
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TaTa Taktumi
Yes. Timbaland’s company Stage Zero presents TaTa as an AI artist; Timbaland called her “a living, learning, autonomous music artist built with AI.”
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The Velvet Sundown
Yes. In July 2025 the project said it is “a synthetic music project guided by human creative direction, and composed, voiced, and visualized with the support of artificial intelligence.”
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Xania Monet
Yes. Xania Monet is a persona created by Mississippi poet Telisha “Nikki” Jones, who writes the lyrics and has said she uses AI for the image and Suno for the music.