ProducerAI Joins Google Labs: A New Era for Music Creation

2/24/2026

The boundary between imagination and professional music production has just been erased. On February 24, 2026, Google announced that ProducerAI, an advanced platform for creating and refining music using generative AI, is officially joining Google Labs. This integration aligns with a shared, ambitious mission: empowering artists of all levels to effortlessly produce the exact music they imagine. A Dynamic Creative Collaborator ProducerAI is designed to act as a collaborative partner in the studio. Whether you are writing lyrics, refining a melody, or inventing entirely new cross-genres, the platform translates pure imagination into comprehensive, dynamic songs. A user can start with a simple prompt like "make a lofi beat" and seamlessly apply complex audio engineering techniques like reverb throws and punchier low ends. The engine driving this creative joy utilizes Google DeepMind’s powerhouse models: Gemini, Lyria 3, Veo, and Nano Banana. To ensure responsible AI development and transparency, all outputs are embedded with SynthID, Google's imperceptible watermark for identifying AI-generated content. https://storage.googleapis.com/gweb-uniblog-publish-prod/original_videos/ProducerAI_Hero.mp4 Built by Musicians, for Musicians The platform has already garnered a passionate community, ranging from aspiring creators to established superstars like Grammy-winning rapper Lecrae and The Chainsmokers. Alex Pall of The Chainsmokers praised the platform's intuitive design, noting that the founders' native musical backgrounds have shaped ProducerAI into a truly additive tool that fundamentally understands the nuances of the creative process. Lyria 3 and the Magic of 'Spaces' ProducerAI leverages a preview version of Lyria 3, offering high-fidelity, professional-grade music generation. It inherently understands musicality—from rhythm to complex arrangements—and provides granular controls over parameters like tempo and time-aligned lyrics. A standout feature in this ecosystem is "Spaces." This allows creators to use natural language to design completely new instruments and effects. Artists can build anything from a simple digital keyboard to a complex, node-based modular audio patching environment. These custom mini-apps are fully shareable and remixable across the user base. Building on the foundation of the Music AI Sandbox—where Grammy-winner Wyclef Jean used Lyria for his track "Back From Abu Dhabi"—ProducerAI represents decades of music tech evolution. Led by the visionary behind AmieStreet and Songza, ProducerAI is available globally today at www.producer.ai with both free and paid plans.