For DJs, clubs, bars & pubs

Club music with your name in the hook

Make a peak-time anthem for your venue, a song for the VIP birthday table, a DJ set intro or a theme-night track, with your club’s, your night’s or your guest’s name sung in it. Any genre, at your BPM, in 76 languages.

Every track in the deck was made in minutes from one line of description and a few lyrics. Press play, then build yours and hear 30 seconds of it free.

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Name sung
venue, night or guest
Any BPM
house to drum & bass
76 languages
Spanish, Hindi, Yoruba…
Yours to play
commercial rights, paid plans

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We Are the Velvet Room

Venue anthem · Tech house · 126 BPM

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2:57

Chorus

We are the Velvet Room, we are the Velvet RoomEvery heartbeat moving to the Velvet RoomWe are the Velvet Room, we are the Velvet RoomLose yourself tonight in the Velvet Room

Each track was made from a one-line description plus lyrics with the name in them. The venues, DJs and guests are made up; yours sings yours.

~$20

for one custom DJ drop from a voice artist on Fiverr. A Pro month here makes a full sung track with your night’s name every week.

nightclubs we found that sell a song with the birthday guest’s name in it. Sparklers and shoutouts, yes. A song, not yet.

Muted

is what happens to chart songs in a venue’s promo reels: business accounts may only use the platforms’ commercial music libraries.

Seven ways to use it

What clubs, DJs and pubs make with SongUp AI

Clubs, lounges, rooftop bars

A signature anthem for your venue

Every great room has the song regulars wait for. Make yours: your club’s name chanted in the hook, in the genre your crowd already loves, played when the night peaks and again when the lights come up.

Play it at the same moment every night and it becomes the moment people film.

Bottle service, table bookings, birthday packages

Birthday songs for the VIP table

Birthday tables already get sparklers, a shoutout and a name on the screens. A song with the guest’s name in the chorus is the part they post, and nobody else in town offers it. Add it to the package or sell it as an extra.

Take the name with the booking, make the song that afternoon, cue it when the sparklers arrive.

Resident and mobile DJs, radio and stream DJs

DJ set intros and drops

A sung, produced intro with your night’s, crew’s or brand’s name over a full drop, instead of a text-to-speech voice. Open your set with the whole track, or cut the hook into a short drop: Acapella Extractor pulls the vocal out, Audio Cutter trims it to three seconds.

One honest limit: the music engine usually refuses lyrics that hype a person’s DJ name, because it reads like a real artist. Your night or crew name goes through.

Promoters and weekly club nights

Theme-night tracks

Afro Fridays, Latin Saturdays, Desi nights, 2000s nights, ladies’ nights: give each night a theme song in its own genre and language, and the flyer, the reel and the room all sound like the same brand.

Songs come in 76 languages, so a reggaeton night can be sung in Spanish and a bhangra night in Hindi or Punjabi.

Pubs, sports bars, karaoke bars

Pub singalongs, match nights and quiz nights

A singalong with your pub’s name in the chorus for match nights, a jingle that opens the quiz, a song for the darts team. Karaoke bars can turn any track into a backing track with the Karaoke Maker.

Keep the chorus short and repeated: by the third chorus the whole room sings it.

Groups booking a night out, and the venues that host them

Hen, stag, 21st and graduation nights

The friend who organises the night wants a moment nobody forgets. A song with the bride’s, groom’s or birthday person’s name, played in the club with the whole group there, is the best gift of the night.

One song is $2.99 paid once, with a gift page they can share. No subscription.

Build your track

Your name, your genre, your BPM

Pick what it’s for and type the name to sing. You’ll hear 30 seconds of it free with a free account; the full track is $2.99 once, or part of Pro.

1 · What are you making?

2 · Club or bar name, sung in the hook

Spell it the way it sounds if it’s unusual.

3 · Genre

Language

4 · Tempo126 BPM

Tech house is usually played at 124–130 BPM.

5 · Voice

Your track

Venue anthem: Velvet Room

Tech house
126 BPM
Female lead
English

Description

Tech house club track, 126 BPM, rolling bassline, punchy kick, crisp percussion, chanted vocal hook, confident female lead vocal; a peak-time anthem for the club, the venue name chanted in the hook

Lyrics (you can edit them in the studio)

[Chorus]
We are Velvet Room, we are Velvet Room
Every heartbeat moving to Velvet Room
Hands up high when the bass comes through
Tonight the whole room belongs to you

[Verse]
Doors swing open and the lights go low
Strangers dancing like they’ve known each other for years
Nobody leaves till the sun comes up
One more song and we’re still right here

[Chorus]
We are Velvet Room, we are Velvet Room
Every heartbeat moving to Velvet Room

Free account, no card. Once per account.

Make the full track

For venue managers

The birthday-table playbook

Birthday tables are already your best bookings. Here is how to add a song with the guest’s name to the package, without adding work to the night.

STEP 1
Ask one question at booking
“Whose birthday is it, and how do you say their name?” Add their favourite genre if the booker knows it.
STEP 2
Make the song that afternoon
Choose “Birthday table” in the builder, type the name, pick the genre your room plays. It’s ready a few minutes after you press Create.
STEP 3
Cue it for the sparklers
Download the MP3 (WAV on Pro) into the DJ’s library. When the bottles and sparklers leave the bar, the DJ drops it.
STEP 4
Send them the song
Every song gets a gift page with a message and photo. Send the link to the booker the next morning: it’s the post that brings their friends back.

Pricing it is up to you: a song costs you $2.99 on its own, or less than fifty cents on Pro (21 songs for $9.99). Hen and stag groups work the same way: the organiser gives the name when they book.

For DJs

From prompt to the booth

1
Describe it like a promo brief
Genre, BPM, drums and bass, the energy, the voice, and where the name goes: “tech house, 126 BPM, rolling bassline, chanted female hook with my name”.
2
Check what you got
The engine aims for the BPM you write but doesn’t always hit it. Run the track through the Key & BPM Finder before it goes in a set.
3
Fit it to your set
Speed Changer sets the exact BPM without moving the key; Pitch Changer moves it to a key that mixes with your next track.
4
Make it yours
Pull the hook out with the Acapella Extractor for a drop, put it over another beat with the Mashup Creator, or split drums and bass with the Stem Separator for your own edit.
5
Master for the system
AI Mastering and the Loudness Meter keep it level with the rest of your set.

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Reference

Club tempo guide: genres and BPM

The tempo each genre is usually played at in clubs, and the words that get the sound right in a description. Copy any line into the builder.

Genre	Usual BPM	Describe the sound
House	118–128	four-on-the-floor kick, offbeat open hats, warm chords, soulful vocal
Tech house	124–130	rolling bassline, punchy kick, crisp percussion, chanted vocal hook
Afro house	118–125	shuffling percussion, deep warm bass, chant vocals, bright stabs
Techno	125–140	driving kick, hypnotic synth loop, dark warehouse energy, sparse vocal
Big-room EDM	126–130	huge supersaw lead, snare roll build, festival drop, hype vocal
Afrobeats	95–110	bouncy syncopated drums, shakers, highlife guitar, smooth vocal
Amapiano	108–115	log drum bass, airy piano chords, shakers, laid-back vocal
Reggaeton	88–100	dembow rhythm, deep 808, Latin percussion, chanted chorus
Dancehall	90–105	riddim drums, heavy bass, toasting vocal, crowd hype
Hip hop	85–100	hard drums, deep bass, confident rap verse, big hook
Trap	130–150	sliding 808s, fast hi-hat rolls, dark synths, rap vocal
UK garage	128–136	shuffled 2-step drums, chopped vocal, warm sub bass
Drum & bass	170–176	fast breakbeats, rolling reese bass, energetic vocal
Disco / nu-disco	115–125	funky bass guitar, strings, four-on-the-floor kick, diva vocal
Bhangra	95–110	heavy dhol, tumbi riff, electronic drums, crowd shouts
Pub rock singalong	110–130	driving guitars, stomps and claps, gang vocals on the chorus

Rights, in plain words

Can you play it, post it and sell it?

Songs made on a paid plan, or bought one at a time, come with full ownership and commercial rights under our Terms of Service: play them in your venue, put them under your reels and ads, open your sets with them. Each one can be downloaded with a certificate of ownership that anyone can check at songupai.com/verify.

Paid plans and one-off songs
Commercial rights: venue, social media, ads, sets, events.
Free plan
Personal use only. Upgrade before you play it in public.
Your venue licence
Still needed for the other artists you play. A SongUp AI track doesn’t replace it.
Collecting societies
We don’t register your tracks with any. ASCAP, BMI and SOCAN register partly AI-made works, not fully AI-made ones (October 2025). Not legal advice: ask your society if unsure.

Prices

Start free, pay when it’s the one

Try it

Free

30 seconds of your own track, your name sung
Free tools: Key & BPM Finder, Speed Changer, Acapella Extractor, Mashup Creator
Free account, no card

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For venues & DJs

Pro

$1first month, 5 songs

Then 21 songs a month for $9.99: a theme-night track every week, plus the birthday tables
Your own lyrics, any genre, 76 languages
WAV downloads and commercial rights
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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I play a SongUp AI song in my club, bar or pub?

Yes. A song made on a paid plan, or bought on its own for $2.99, comes with full ownership and commercial rights under the SongUp AI Terms of Service, so you can play it in your venue, use it in ads and post it on social media. Songs made on the free plan are for personal use only.

Do I still need a PRS, PPL, ASCAP or BMI licence?

For the rest of the music you play, yes: a SongUp AI track doesn’t change the licence your venue needs for other artists’ songs. SongUp AI doesn’t register your tracks with any collecting society, and ASCAP, BMI and SOCAN said in October 2025 that they register partly AI-made works, not fully AI-made ones. If you’re unsure how your society treats AI-made music, ask them; this isn’t legal advice.

Can I make a DJ intro or drop?

Yes, sung rather than spoken. Choose “DJ set intro” in the builder, type your night’s, crew’s or brand’s name, and the track calls it out over the intro and every drop. For a short drop, run the finished song through the free Acapella Extractor and trim the vocal with the Audio Cutter. The engine usually refuses lyrics that hype a person’s DJ name, because they read like a real artist, so use the name of your night or crew.

Can I choose the BPM and the genre?

Write the genre and the BPM in the description, as the builder does. The engine aims for that tempo but doesn’t always land exactly on it, so check the finished track with the free Key & BPM Finder, and use the Speed Changer to set it to the exact BPM of your set.

How long are the songs, and how fast are they ready?

A full song is usually two to three minutes and is ready a few minutes after you press Create. The free preview is 30 seconds.

Is the name really sung in the song?

Yes, when the song is composed from your words: on Pro, as a one-off song, and in the free 30-second preview of your own lyrics. Free library songs are finished songs matched to your idea, so they don’t include a name.

Which languages can the songs be sung in?

76 languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Hindi, Punjabi, Arabic, Turkish, Yoruba, Swahili and Zulu. Pick the language in the builder or in the Create studio.

Can I use the song under Instagram Reels and TikTok promo videos?

Yes, a song made on a paid plan is yours to use in your own promo videos and ads. Upload it with the video as your own audio. Business accounts can’t pick chart songs from the in-app music libraries, which is why so many venue reels end up silent.

Can I get a WAV file or separate stems?

Pro includes WAV downloads. Any paid plan can split a song into drums, bass, vocals and the rest with the Stem Separator, for your own edits, extended intros and remixes.

What does it cost?

You can hear 30 seconds of your own track free with a free account. One full song is $2.99, paid once. Pro is $9.99 a month for 21 songs, and the first month is currently $1 for 5 songs. Cancel anytime from your account.

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