Boomy is a generative AI music platform that lets users create original songs in seconds, even with no musical background. Users select a genre or vibe, tweak instrumentation, and the system produces a finished track that can be edited, downloaded, or distributed to streaming services such as Spotify, Apple Music, and TikTok with royalty splits handled through Boomy.
The company was co-founded by Alex Mitchell, who serves as chief executive, and Matthew Cohen Santorelli. Boomy operates from the United States and has built a creator community that has produced millions of songs since launch, positioning the platform among the earliest mainstream consumer products for AI-generated music.
Boomy has raised an undisclosed total from investors including Warner Music Group, Boost VC, Digital Daruma, Intonation Ventures, First Check Ventures, Sound Media Ventures, Future Labs, and Scrum Ventures. Public reporting and the company itself have not confirmed a specific aggregate funding figure, and prior estimates in the low tens of millions of US dollars should be treated as approximations rather than verified totals.
The product is web-based and mobile-friendly, with a freemium tier that lets users create a limited number of songs and paid tiers that unlock more downloads, distribution slots, and commercial rights. Boomy retains a share of streaming royalties for songs distributed through its system, aligning the company's incentives with creator earnings rather than purely subscription revenue.
Boomy has also been at the centre of industry conversations about AI music, streaming fraud, and royalty integrity. Streaming services have periodically removed batches of AI-generated tracks from various platforms, including some Boomy uploads, citing concerns about artificial streams. The company has publicly engaged with these issues and emphasised its rights-management infrastructure as a differentiator versus less structured AI music tools.