Overview
- Suno will launch licensed, more advanced AI music models in 2026 and deprecate its current versions.
- Artists and songwriters get opt-in control over use of their names, images, likenesses, voices, and compositions.
- Downloading will require a paid account, with free-tier creations limited to play and share only and paid users facing monthly download caps with options to purchase more.
- As part of the deal, Suno acquired concert-discovery platform Songkick from Warner Music Group for undisclosed terms.
- Financial details were not disclosed, and Universal Music Group and Sony Music remain in related litigation or negotiations as Suno cites a recent $250 million raise and roughly 100 million users.