Suno Announces Vinyl Pressing Service for AI-Generated Music

AI music generator Suno is launching a vinyl pressing service for users to create physical 12-inch records of their generated tracks.
A mockup of a Suno Vinyl 12-inch record with a custom full-color sleeve and label, representing the AI music company's new physical product. A mockup of a Suno Vinyl 12-inch record with a custom full-color sleeve and label, representing the AI music company's new physical product.

“Some songs deserve more than a stream,” AI music platform Suno declared as it announced plans to launch Suno Vinyl, a service that will press users’ generated tracks onto custom 12-inch records.

Users can upload a tracklist from their Suno library. Each 12-inch disc holds up to 46 minutes of music. Buyers may design their own artwork or use Suno’s visuals to create a full-color sleeve, labels, and album cover.

The company states that every record is a genuine pressed record, not a novelty cut. Pricing is set at approximately $45 per record, plus shipping.

Suno describes the product as “coming” and has opened a waitlist. The Suno Vinyl landing page states: “Press a personal keepsake. Press a gift for a loved one. Or press a banger, because it’s too good to live on a screen.”

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