SongsOfDreams is designed for everyday creators, not only for musicians. You write a short story or message, and the system helps you turn it into a complete song with a shareable page.
This first blog post is not a technical setup guide. Instead, it explains what problem SongsOfDreams tries to solve, how it roughly works, and what you can do with it today.
What problem are we trying to solve?
Many people have had similar thoughts:
- “I wish I could make a song for someone important to me, but I don’t know how to write lyrics or arrange music.”
- “I have so many memories and stories, but they are buried in chat logs, notes or social feeds.”
- “Making a song feels like a huge project that only professionals can do.”
SongsOfDreams wants to make one thing much easier: creating a personal song for a specific story should feel light‑weight and repeatable, not a once‑in‑a‑lifetime production.
How does it roughly turn stories into songs?
There is a fairly complex AI workflow behind the scenes, but the experience is intentionally simple:
- You write down the story you want to keep – a memory, a message to someone, a short diary entry, etc.
- You choose a general mood or style (for example: gentle, nostalgic, hopeful).
- After you submit, the system will in the background:
- compress your story into a singable structure;
- generate melody and accompaniment;
- pick and synthesize a suitable vocal.
- A few minutes later, you get:
- a full song you can play online;
- a song page with cover art, title and a short description of your story.
You don’t need to care about the technical pipeline – you can simply think of it as: type a story → wait for a bit → receive a song and a link.
What can you use it for right now?
In the early versions, we focus on a few concrete use cases:
- A song for someone special
- birthdays, anniversaries, graduation, thank‑you notes or apologies;
- you write what you want to say, SongsOfDreams turns it into a song.
- Capturing a period of your life
- write about a trip, a challenging phase, or a small but meaningful moment;
- keep it as a song in your library and revisit it later.
- A small extra for content creators
- if you make videos or podcasts, you can write a short text about this episode’s theme;
- use the generated song as an ending, bonus track or a small surprise for your audience.
Over time, we plan to add more scenario‑based presets, such as:
- better support for series of stories that belong together;
- light‑weight “theme songs” for different characters or channels;
- more nuanced controls around mood and instrumentation without turning it into a full DAW.
Current boundaries
To avoid over‑promising, it’s also important to be clear about what the current version does not do yet:
- Lyrics are not exposed as standalone text in the interface – the focus is on the song and the story behind it.
- There is no complex playlist management yet. All your generated songs live in a single “My works” area where you can listen and manage them.
- Quality can vary depending on how you write your story. Extremely short or extremely long texts may require a few tries to find a good balance.
If you’re curious but not ready to use it for something very important yet, you can start with a small, low‑stakes story just to feel the flow, then gradually move on to more meaningful ones.
What’s next?
In the upcoming iterations, we plan to focus on:
- clearer pricing and credit display, so you can plan long‑term use more easily;
- a small set of meaningful controls (such as mood and tempo) without making the interface complicated;
- better song pages and sharing formats that make it easier to send your song to friends or post it on social platforms.
If you have ideas or feedback about SongsOfDreams, we’d love to hear from you. You can always find a contact method in the website footer – many product decisions start from one real user’s sentence.
