Coda Music Launches Tools to Label and Block AI-Generated Songs

New Streaming App Coda Music Rolls Out Tools for Labeling and Blocking AI-Generated Tunes

In a landscape dominated by streaming giants like Spotify and Apple Music, a fresh contender has emerged: Coda Music. Launched in September, this innovative app leverages recent controversies surrounding major platforms to offer unique features that cater specifically to music lovers concerned about AI-generated content.

Coda Music is addressing the growing issue of AI-generated music—a topic of heated debate—as it becomes increasingly prevalent in the industry. Today, the app announced new AI identification tools designed to label songs not originally composed by humans. This feature allows users to easily identify “AI Artists,” ensuring transparency in the music they consume.

Artists added to Coda Music will undergo a review process to confirm their origins, and users can flag suspicious profiles for further evaluation. For those wishing to avoid AI music altogether, Coda offers an adjustable setting to filter out these tracks entirely.

Beyond tackling AI content, Coda Music differentiates itself by promising the highest per-stream rate for artists and allowing users to contribute a portion of their subscription fee to independent musicians. This commitment to artist compensation is complemented by the app’s social features, where fans can share playlists, recommendations, and engage directly with artists.

As the app aims to foster a community around human-curated music, it stands as a refreshing alternative in a market filled with algorithm-driven recommendations. Coda Music’s new features are now available on both iOS and Android platforms, with a subscription priced at $11 per month or $17 for family plans.

Have you tried Coda Music yet? Share your thoughts on the new AI-related features in the comments below!