Overview Boomy is the AI music generation service that got there first — and then had to figure out what to do when the market ran past it. Founded in 2018 by Alex Mitchell (a former head of digital at Warner Music) and Matthew Cohen Boomy launched years before Suno and Udio turned AI music into a mainstream conversation, and its founding pitch was a genuinely radical one: give ordinary people the tools to create original songs and release them on Spotify, Apple Music, TikTok, and YouTube, keeping a share of the streaming royalties. By 2023 Boomy users had created more than 14 million songs. By 2024 the company reported that a meaningful percentage of all new tracks uploaded to Spotify globally were Boomy productions — a statistic that got reported as either the future of music or the beginning of streaming's spam crisis, depending on who was writing the headline. Boomy's positioning in 2026 is genuinely different from Suno and Udio, and understanding the difference matters. Suno is the tool you use when you want the highest quality AI generated song from a prompt. Udio is the tool you use when you want the same job with slightly different tradeoffs. Boomy is the tool you use when you want to create original music and release it — with automated distribution to 40+ streaming services, royalty collection, and a share of the earnings paid back to you. Boomy is not competing to be the sharpest AI music model. It is…