A marketplace for independent music where every release says how it was made.
More and more distributors reject AI music and you can't really argue with them.
Here you can publish it. You say how it was made, and you keep 85%.
I'm building this from France. If anything's blocking you, ping me.
Heymow, founder
Drawn at random from the latest releases each time this page loads. Nobody picks it.
Every release comes with Creative Credits: who did what across lyrics, melody, vocals, arrangement, mixing and mastering, plus the AI tools the artist actually used (Suno, Udio, ElevenLabs and so on). They sit on the release page, before you press play.
Most platforms ignore the AI question or police it. Here, declaring the AI tools you used is normal. An artist describing how a sampled stem fed an arrangement, or that a melody started in Suno before being rewritten by hand, gets respect for the choices they made.
Hear it for yourself.
Explore releasesCommunities and music sites that show SynthCamp to their members, and get a place here in return.
A community partner does not approve, licence or vet anyone's music, and a name on this list says nothing about any release's Creative Credits. Reviewed every three months. A community that goes quiet comes off this list.
Questions, ideas, or you want to release on SynthCamp? Reach the founder at [email protected].
Buyers pay for streaming access to a release, tied to their account. No downloads, no subscription. The artist sets a floor, keeps 85% and is paid through Stripe Connect.
Some music wants to be heard together. At a Launch Party, the artist drops a release at a set minute and everyone in the room hears it at the same time, with the chat open beside the visualizer. See how a launch party runs.
When SynthCamp ranks anything, the rule is printed right there in plain words. “Top this month” on the home page is the release with the most sales over the last thirty days. The Curators leaderboard adds up the listeners across a host's Discovery parties. Sound Rooms are ordered by the friends and followed artists inside them. Nobody on staff picks releases.