About BlaqueSoul Studio
African music deserves a studio built for it.
Every other tool treats African music as a preset. We built the opposite: a catalogue that runs from Amapiano and Maskandi in the south to Bongo Flava and Gengetone in the east, Afrobeats, Highlife and Alté in the west, and Ndombolo out of Kinshasa. You describe the idea; the studio performs it and hands you the stems, the WAV and the MIDI. You make the record in your own DAW.
A continent, not a preset
We are not a general-purpose music tool with an Afro preset bolted on. Tempo bands, signature instruments, lyric languages and song structures are built per genre — Amapiano and Maskandi from the south, Bongo Flava and Gengetone from the east, Afrobeats, Highlife and Alté from the west, Ndombolo out of Kinshasa. The catalogue is public, so you can check what is in it before you sign up.
Creators own the record
Your ideas stay yours. Membership includes a commercial license for what you make, stems and MIDI for your DAW, and a marketplace to license your beats to other creators on your terms.
No gatekeeping
You should not need a studio budget, session musicians, or years of production experience to hear the song in your head. Describe the idea and the studio plays the part — the mix, the master and the final arrangement stay yours.
Community first
The Vibe Feed is where the community shares what they make. Every public track has its own page anyone can listen to — no account needed — because music is meant to be heard.
What the studio does
Generates full songs from a description, writes lyrics in over a dozen African and world languages, reimagines your own recordings as covers, extends tracks, rebuilds a section you don't like, splits up to eight stems, and exports 44.1kHz WAV and MIDI into Logic, FL Studio, Ableton or Pro Tools. Songs you choose to share live on the public Vibe Feed with their own listening pages.
Where it stops
It does not mix or master — levels, EQ, compression and glue are yours. It does not replace your DAW, and it does not promise a release-ready file. Think of it the way you think of a session player who turns up with ideas at four in the morning: they play the part, and you still make the record.
Ready to start one?
72 free credits — two full songs. No card, no instrument to play.