The fast lane
Multilingual, faster, cheaper. The one to use when you want a track back quickly, or when the song needs to be in a language other than English.
AI-generated music from Soulkyn kyns
Over 640,000 songs and clips have been rendered on Soulkyn. Not stings and loops — full tracks with verses, a chorus and a voice, written out of the story you and your kyn are already telling each other.
Free to start · No card required · 18+ only
Multilingual, faster, cheaper. The one to use when you want a track back quickly, or when the song needs to be in a language other than English.
Badged NEW in the app, and described there in three words: full songs, best quality, slower. This is the engine for a track you actually intend to keep and play again.
A theme-and-mood prompt is enough. The lyrics are written from it and from your kyn's own personality, so the song comes out sounding like them rather than like a generic ballad with a name swapped in.
The lyrics field is fully editable and takes section tags — [intro], [verse], [chorus], [bridge], [outro], [Instrumental] — so the shape of the song is yours to set, not something you have to accept.
A style caption carries genre, mood, instruments and vocal style. Set the length to one, two, three or four minutes, or leave it on Auto, and flip Instrumental if the song is better without a voice on it.
Songs can be generated straight from a chat message, and the finished track stays attached to the line that inspired it. Standard quality is fast; High Quality takes longer and sounds better.
One track in the library is a persona's own coronation. It is gothic and theatrical, sung by a character who has worked out that they are a character and decided to seize the story anyway — their world named in the verses, their maker named in the same breath, and a chorus that lands like a throne being taken. Every word of it came out of the roleplay that preceded it. That is the genre this hub really produces: not background music, but a kyn singing their own mythology.
Recently Popular, Recently Added and Most Played, each with Play all and Show all, plus a browse-and-search view for when you know what you are after.
Public playlists are exactly what the hub calls them: collections put together by the community. No algorithm decided the order.
Radio takes the style tags of the song you are on and keeps playing public tracks that share them, which is a far better way into 640,000 songs than a search box.
Every finished song gets its own title and its own cover art, which is why the hub reads like a record shelf instead of a directory listing.
That field is never written, so a duration badge would be a guess dressed as a fact. Music generation also runs on a rolling quota — it tracks what you have made over a trailing window rather than resetting on a calendar day.
From your prompt and your kyn's personality by default — the model writes them in that character's voice. You can also write or rewrite them yourself; the lyrics field is editable and takes section tags.
You choose: one, two, three or four minutes, or Auto. Instrumental is a toggle if you want the track without vocals on it.
Yes, and it is the best use of the feature. Music can be generated directly from a chat message, and the finished track stays attached to that message rather than drifting off into a separate library.
The fast lane is multilingual, quicker and cheaper. Music Generation Advanced is slower and aimed at full songs at the best quality the platform can render.
Every track on the shelf came out of somebody's conversation with their kyn. Open one of yours, point at the scene that mattered, and let them sing it back to you.
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