You made the song.
Now make it a living.
Suno can write a record in an afternoon. It cannot promote it. Symphony runs the release, the ads, the fans and the money for the song you just made.
150 initial credits on signup. Enough to start on your first release.
The short answer
How do you promote a song made with AI?
The same way a label promotes any song: a release plan, a smart link with pre-saves, paid campaigns where listeners already are, a fan list you own, and clean accounting when the money arrives. Symphony brings those jobs into one workspace, with an AI assistant supporting each one and you approving what goes out, from $49 a month per artist.
The team behind Symphony has run release strategy since 2016, with songs on Billboard charts and Grammy stages, and that experience shaped the workflows. Where the song came from does not change the work. What happens next does.
The assistants: Maestro, Maude, Simmy, Cue, Echo
The play, step by step
From export button to release day.
- 01
Brief Maestro once
Release date, sound, references, audience. Maestro drafts the marketing plan, suggests how the budget could split, and coordinates the other assistants. You approve the plan.
- 02
Cue sets up the release
Timeline built backward from the date, release checklist, budget tracking, lyric transcription, and a link-in-bio with pre-saves and forever-saves wired in before you announce.
- 03
Simmy runs the spend
Campaigns across TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook inside the budget you approve, with daily pacing, creative rotation, and an 8am recap of what moved.
- 04
Echo builds the fanbase
She maps who is actually listening, finds and saves your superfans, and drafts the email and text campaigns you approve before they go out. A fan list you own, not rent.
- 05
Sage runs the creators
She reads who is already posting to the sound, writes the brief as real angles, sources creators on measured reach rather than follower count, and holds every message until you release it.
- 06
Maude reads the money
Royalty statements, splits, and deal terms read line by line, plus sales projections and revenue forecasts. She catches what the spreadsheet hides and tells you what comes next.
One brief starts the plan.
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Suno makes the song.
Symphony makes it a business.
The generation tools solved the art. The business around the song is the part that was always missing, and it is the part that pays.
The song (Suno, Udio, a studio)
The business (Symphony)
Generates the track
Plans the rollout
Writes the lyrics
Transcribes and ships them everywhere they need to be
Renders the master
Runs the ads that get it heard
Costs a prompt
Builds the fan list you own
Ends at the export button
Reads the royalty statement at the end of the quarter
Questions
Can I promote a song I made with Suno?
Yes. Symphony markets the music you bring it, whether it came out of a studio or out of Suno. Brief Maestro on the song and the audience, and Symphony helps you plan the rollout, run the ads, build the fan list, and track the money.
How do I get streams on AI-generated music?
The same way any song gets streams: a release plan, a smart link with pre-saves, paid campaigns on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook, and a fan list you actually own. In Symphony, a named AI assistant supports each of those jobs, and you approve what goes out.
What does Symphony cost?
Pro is $49/month per artist for 250 credits per artist, shared across the workspace. Advanced is $250/month per artist and adds Catalog, Socials and Creators. Enterprise is for white glove data imports, setup and configuration, custom agents and integrations, or terms the self-serve plans do not cover. New accounts receive 150 initial credits; after 30 days, an unpaid account at zero credits may receive a fixed 50-credit refill once per calendar month.
Does Symphony make the music?
No. Symphony is pointed at the business of music, not the art. Make the song in Suno, in Udio, or in a studio. Symphony runs the operations and promotion that turn a finished song into a living.
Will promoting AI music get me flagged for fake streams?
Promotion through real ads is not fake streaming. Fake streams come from bot playlists and guaranteed-stream schemes, which Symphony never touches. Campaigns are real ads reaching real listeners, verifiable in your own Meta Ads Manager and Spotify for Artists. What made the song does not change how legitimate the promotion is.
What is Symphony?
Symphony is the marketing workspace for the teams behind artists, with named AI assistants supporting each part of the work: Maestro coordinates the plan, Simmy runs the paid campaigns, Cue tracks the release, Echo drafts fan messages, Sage runs creator campaigns, and Maude reads the money. Your team approves what goes out. The team behind it has run music marketing since 2016, with songs on the Billboard charts and Grammy stages.
The song took an afternoon.
The career starts now.
Sign up, brief Maestro on the song you just made, and review the plan before anything runs. New accounts receive 150 initial credits; after 30 days, an unpaid account at zero credits may receive a fixed 50-credit refill once per calendar month.