Streaming platforms generally allow AI-assisted music, but you need the right licence and a distributor to get it on Spotify.
What you need
Make sure you hold commercial rights — Autunes paid plans include them, and a ₹9 download gives them for a Free song — then upload through a distributor such as your preferred aggregator. Follow each platform's disclosure rules about AI where they exist.
- Commercial licence (paid plan, or ₹9 per song on Free).
- A distributor/aggregator.
- Follow platform AI disclosure rules.
What distributors actually check
Distributors are not scanning for AI and rejecting it. What they reject is material that infringes someone else, is duplicated across accounts, or is uploaded in bulk to game recommendation systems. AI-made music that is original and released normally passes like anything else.
The practical requirements are the ordinary ones: you hold the rights, the metadata is accurate, and the artwork is yours. Where AI releases run into trouble it is almost always volume — hundreds of near-identical tracks uploaded at once look like spam because they behave like spam.
- Originality and accurate metadata matter more than how it was made.
- Do not bulk-upload near-identical tracks.
- Keep proof of the rights you hold.