Mureka

Skywork AI's (Kunlun Tech-backed) music platform, open API

Video & Audio Freemium Has API
Researched · Published · Reviewed
RECATOOLS Score
5.5 / 10
Capability
7
Value for money
7
Ease of use
7
ASEAN readiness
7
API quality
7
Founded
HQ
Users
~10 million (self-reported)
Launched
Developer
Kunlun Tech (via Skywork AI Pte. Ltd., Singapore)

Overview

Mureka is Skywork AI's (Singapore) AI music generator, backed by China's Kunlun Tech, producing songs, lyrics and stems via an open API with model fine-tuning. Its O1/V-series models trade the top of the Artificial Analysis Music Arena leaderboard with Suno.

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Pricing

Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 11 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.

Free
$0
A few test songs to try the models
  • Limited generations
  • Basic quality
Pro
$24/mo
Billed annually at $288/yr
  • 1,600 songs or 800 min speech/mo
  • MP3/WAV/stems
  • Voice cloning
  • Reference audio uploads

What you can produce with Mureka

  • Generate a full-length royalty-free song (up to approximately 4.5 minutes) from a text prompt or written lyrics, with vocals, instrumentation, and mixing — ready for commercial use on YouTube, podcasts, or social media (paid plan required for commercial licence).
  • Clone your own voice using a short recorded clip (Premier plan only), then have the AI sing any lyrics you write using your custom voice model — available across multiple languages including English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
  • Export multi-track stems (vocals, drums, bass, melody) and MIDI data of any generated song as separate files for remix or post-production in a DAW; stem and MIDI extraction costs 100 Gold per track on Premier.
  • Create an AI-generated music video synced to a generated track and export it as MP4 directly from the platform; note that a visible 'Made with Mureka' watermark appears on video exports even on Premier tier.
  • Train a custom personalised music model by uploading 100–200 of your own tracks (one-time add-on fee of $99–$199), so the platform generates music in your unique stylistic signature — training takes approximately 3 hours.
  • Use the open Mureka API to integrate AI music generation into your own application, agent, or automated content pipeline — one of the few AI music platforms offering programmatic access with model fine-tuning support via platform.mureka.ai.
  • Generate songs from a melody humming input or reference audio track (including YouTube links), giving composers a way to build fully produced songs from a melodic idea rather than relying solely on text prompts.
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ASEAN Perspective

Mureka in Southeast Asia

ASEAN-region availability and pricing notes coming soon. Drop the editorial team a note via /contact/ if you can supply local context (Singapore/Malaysia/Indonesia/Thailand/Vietnam).

RECATOOLS Verdict

Mureka backs its song generation with a genuinely open API and model fine-tuning — rare among AI music tools — and its O1/V-series models have traded the top spot with Suno on the Artificial Analysis Music Arena leaderboard across recent versions, most recently V8 in March 2026. Being run out of Skywork AI in Singapore, with backing from China's listed Kunlun Tech, gives it an international footing that's easy to reach from ASEAN.

But treat the subscription with caution. Trustpilot rates it "Bad" at roughly 1.3–1.5/5, driven almost entirely by billing: users report being switched to annual plans without clearly agreeing to it, a broken cancellation flow, and support that goes quiet for days. There's also an active US class action (filed December 2025) alleging unauthorized use of copyrighted recordings in training. Audio quality earns real praise — the billing and legal side doesn't.

Independent AI-assisted assessment by RECATOOLS.

What people say

A 1.3-to-1.5-star "Bad" rating on Trustpilot is a rough place for any subscription product to sit, and Mureka's complaints are strikingly specific: people sign up expecting a monthly charge, get billed annually instead, then can't find a working cancel button — the in-app "Upgrade" page where cancellation lives reportedly fails to load for some users, and support replies land five-plus days later with a new form to fill out rather than an actual cancellation. Several reviewers describe resorting to PayPal or bank disputes to stop the charges.

That's a shame because the product underneath draws real praise. Mureka is built by Skywork AI Pte Ltd in Singapore, backed by Chinese-listed Kunlun Tech (SZSE:300418), and its O-series and V-series models have repeatedly traded the top spot with Suno on the Artificial Analysis Music Arena leaderboard — V8 held the lead as of March 2026. Chain-of-thought music reasoning (MusiCoT) and built-in fine-tuning are genuinely unusual features for this category, and Reddit and forum feedback on raw audio quality is consistently positive.

Two more things worth flagging before committing money. A proposed federal class action — Attack the Sound LLC et al. v. Kunlun Tech Co. Ltd. et al., filed December 17, 2025 in the Northern District of Illinois — alleges Mureka trained on copyrighted recordings without permission, with DMCA and Illinois biometric-privacy claims attached; nothing has been decided yet. And the ownership language on generated tracks reads "intellectual property rights (if any)" rather than a firm copyright guarantee, so rights-sensitive commercial use needs its own legal review. Paid-tier music video exports also still carry a "Made with Mureka" watermark; audio exports don't.

Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.

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