ElevenLabs Releases AI-Generated Music Album Featuring Real Artists

AI-generated music is moving into the mainstream, and a new release from ElevenLabs highlights how quickly the space is evolving.

According to The Verge, ElevenLabs has launched The Eleven Album, a collection of original songs created using its Eleven Music AI generator. The release aims to show how AI can support human creativity rather than replace it.

AI-assisted album brings together established and emerging artists

The album features 13 participating artists, each producing an original track that blends personal musical identity with AI-assisted composition. Contributors include Liza Minnelli, Art Garfunkel, Willonius, Angelbaby, and others, covering a wide range of styles and genres.

ElevenLabs structured the project to ensure artists retain full authorship and commercial ownership. Participants keep 100% of their streaming revenue, a key point as the music industry continues to debate fair compensation and creative control in AI-driven projects.

The album is available on Spotify as well as directly through ElevenLabs’ website. The company positions the release as a practical example of ethical AI use, especially as concerns grow around unauthorized voice cloning and copyright infringement.

The project arrives at a time when major record labels increasingly negotiate partnerships and licensing frameworks with AI platforms, aiming to establish clearer rules for rights, royalties, and attribution in AI-generated music.

In other AI news, Apple is reportedly exploring an AI-powered pin-style device, though concrete details about the product remain scarce.

AI continues to move into the mainstream, with companies exploring specialized use cases such as OpenAI’s Education for Countries initiative and Claude’s expanding health app integrations, underscoring how rapidly AI tools are spreading across everyday industries.