CLEVELAND - TelAve -- Vocs AI, a leading AI voice generation platform, has officially announced the launch of its own AI music label. With a roster of over 40 original and licensed AI singers, rappers, and voiceover artists, the label plans to debut two of its featured AI singers: female pop vocalist Isabella Moon and male country artist Colton Range. While the official name of the label and the release dates of the first singles have yet to be determined, the announcement signals a significant milestone in the evolution of music and AI.

Vocs AI currently serves a fast-growing user base of over 50,000 creators, offering licensed AI vocals for songwriting, demo production, animation, eLearning, video creation, podcasting, and more. Founded in 2023, the platform has quickly positioned itself as a trusted solution for ethical AI voice tools, offering full licensing and copyright compliance for every voice in its catalog.

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For all label song releases, Vocs AI will implement a human-first music creation process. Songs will be written, produced, and recorded by professional in-house songwriters, producers, and audio engineers, along with contributions from established and published songwriters and producers. Demo vocals will be performed by human singers and songwriters, then converted into AI vocals that align with the designated Vocs AI artist, ensuring creative authenticity and high production value.

"AI can be a powerful ally in music creation. What we're building is not one-click song generation. 98% of the work will still be done by humans, and the voice output will be synthetic," said Craig Fechter, Founder of Vocs AI (https://vocs.ai). "We're excited about the future of music technology."

The label plans to distribute its songs across all major DSPs and release accompanying music videos. Future plans include interactive fan experiences, livestream Q&As with the AI artists, and virtual reality and metaverse concerts to further connect audiences with the artists and stories behind each project.

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Regarding compensation, the human voice providers behind each Vocs AI artist will receive fair and transparent royalty shares. This includes standard mechanical royalties, shared publishing and writing percentages, and performance royalties tracked, collected, and distributed through ASCAP, BMI, and other PROs.

As the boundaries between music and technology continue to evolve, Vocs AI's new label offers a blueprint for artist-first, ethically-created AI music. The company aims to support creativity, not replace it, and empower a new generation of artists, producers, and storytellers.

For more information, please visit https://vocs.ai