Music styles

14 styles, from country to soul, for a song written in English.

The lyrics are written in English from your story and sung in the style you choose — a country ballad for your dad, gospel for your mom, or a funk party anthem for your best friend.

You pick the style when you create your song. If after hearing the preview another one feels better, switch at no cost — the lyrics stay the same.

To move them

Slower, so every word of the lyrics is heard.

Pop ballad

Piano and warm synth pads, subtle strings, drums that come in on the second verse, 70-80 BPM.

For a love song or a tribute where every word needs to land.

Acoustic singer-songwriter

Fingerpicked acoustic guitar, light brushed percussion and a close, conversational voice, 75-85 BPM.

When it should feel like someone singing just for them, in the same room.

Country ballad

Acoustic guitar with pedal steel, soft fiddle, brushed drums and a storytelling voice with a slight twang, 70-80 BPM.

For parents, grandparents and long love stories told in detail.

Soul / R&B

Electric piano and Hammond organ, warm bass, brass swells and an expressive vocal with runs, 65-75 BPM.

For a romantic song with classic Motown warmth.

Gospel

Piano and organ building to a full band, with a choir on the chorus and a soaring lead vocal, 70-85 BPM.

For faith-filled families, a mom or grandma, or a moment of gratitude.

Folk

Acoustic guitar and upright bass, mandolin or banjo accents, gentle harmonies on the chorus, 85-95 BPM.

For honest, down-to-earth stories: road trips, hometowns, a life together.

Rock ballad

Clean electric guitars and piano, soft verses building to a big anthemic chorus, 70-80 BPM.

For someone who grew up on rock and deserves a big, emotional chorus.

Jazz crooner

Upright bass, brushed drums, piano, muted trumpet and lush strings with a smooth, velvety voice, 70 BPM.

For anniversaries and weddings with a timeless, first-dance feel.

To celebrate

To play at the party and get everyone singing along.

Upbeat pop

Punchy drums, bright synths and handclaps with a big singalong chorus, 110-120 BPM.

For birthdays and celebrations where everyone joins in.

Upbeat country

Driving acoustic and electric guitars, fiddle and banjo riffs, stomping drums, 120-130 BPM.

For a party, a backyard celebration or a friend who loves country.

Funk / Disco

Slap bass, wah guitar, a punchy horn section and four-on-the-floor drums, 110-120 BPM.

To get the whole party dancing, seventies style.

Hip-hop

Boom-bap drums and deep 808 bass with rapped verses and a sung melodic hook, 85-95 BPM.

For someone who lives on hip-hop — funny, proud or heartfelt.

Reggae

Offbeat guitar, organ, a deep rolling bassline and relaxed one-drop drums, 75-85 BPM.

For a laid-back, sunny song: a beach trip, a chill birthday, good vibes.

Folk pop

Strummed acoustic guitar, stomps and claps, tambourine and gang-vocal hooks, 120-130 BPM.

For a joyful group moment: a family gathering or a wedding toast.

Frequently asked questions

Which music styles do you offer in English?

We offer 14 styles: Pop ballad, Acoustic singer-songwriter, Country ballad, Soul / R&B, Gospel, Folk, Rock ballad, Jazz crooner, Upbeat pop, Upbeat country, Funk / Disco, Hip-hop, Reggae, Folk pop. The lyrics are written directly in English, not translated from another language.

Can I hear my song before I pay?

Yes. You tell the story, review the lyrics and hear the whole song sung before paying anything. You only pay if you like it — from $19, one-time payment, with a 7-day guarantee.

What if I pick the wrong style?

You can change the style after hearing the preview, at no cost and without starting over. The lyrics stay the same; only the music around them changes.