AI Arabic Song Generator

Arabic music spans a wide geography and an even wider set of traditions: khaliji from the Gulf carries its own oud- and mirwas-driven groove, tarab is the classical Arabic art of vocal ornamentation and emotional builds, mahraganat is Egypt's fast, auto-tuned street-pop sound, and dabke's driving rhythm anchors music across the Levant. Each expects different instrumentation and a different vocal approach.

Autunes generates full Arabic songs from a text prompt or your own lyrics — melody, vocals, instrumentation and mix together — across khaliji, tarab-inspired ballads, mahraganat, dabke, Arabic pop and rai. Write the prompt in Arabic or English.

Khaliji wants oud, mirwas hand drums and a vocal with the ornamented phrasing of Gulf singing. A tarab-inspired ballad calls for a slow build, expressive melisma and a lyric written for emotional weight rather than a hook. Mahraganat needs its auto-tuned, high-tempo street-pop vocal named directly along with electronic percussion. Dabke needs its insistent, danceable rhythm up front, usually with mijwiz or yarghoul wind lines.

Arabic covers many regional musical dialects at once — Gulf khaliji, Levantine dabke, Egyptian mahraganat and North African rai all sound different. Name the region or style directly rather than just 'Arabic music,' and specify the instruments that define it. If exact wording matters, paste your own Arabic lyrics rather than relying on AI-written words.