u/Savings-Aside-1022

Has anyone here dealt with AI-generated music being flagged or removed from major streaming platforms after distribution?

I recently came across a video discussing tracks being taken down, and it got me thinking about how serious this issue really is right now.

For those who upload music created with tools like Suno or similar platforms:

- Have you had songs flagged, rejected, or removed?

- Which platforms or distributors were involved?

- What seemed to trigger it - vocals, similarity claims, metadata, cover art, copyright checks, etc.?

- Did you make changes after generating the track before uploading, like rewriting lyrics, re-recording vocals, mixing/mastering, adding live instruments, changing structure, or heavy editing?

- How far do you usually take a song after generation before you feel it's safe to release?

I’m trying to understand where the line is between generating a track and properly transforming it into a release-ready song.

Would really appreciate any real experiences or tips.

Link to the video: https://youtu.be/9m1m0vXSEks?si=MbEhLvGQooRqks21

Sometimes when life feels overwhelming, all you want is to fly to another star, build a home there, and start over. From that feeling came my song and video A House on Another Star.

It is a video full of humor, imagination, and a playful wink at life, but also filled with love and dedication. I spent two full days working on it to bring this world to life exactly the way I imagined it.

What makes it even more special to me is that my wife and I star in it together, which gave the whole creation a personal and meaningful touch.

The song will be released next week on all major streaming platforms, including Apple Music and Spotify.

I invite you to watch, listen, and join us on a little journey to another star

Ai music being flagged

[Electronic ballad] A Home on Another Star