siasola Music: AI-generated audio for sleep, focus, and study

siasola Music is coming soon to YouTube, with dedicated channels for each functional audio category. We will also publish on major streaming platforms including Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube Music.

Functional audio for specific contexts: sleep music, study and focus beats, baby lullabies, dog calming sounds, tinnitus sound masking, cycling beats, white noise, brown noise, and more. Every track is purpose-built for how you use it, not just how it sounds.

Yes. Every track is composed from scratch using AI, directed by a musician and AI engineer with 12 years of music training. We do not sample, remix, or repurpose copyrighted material.

Functional music is audio created for a specific purpose rather than artistic expression. Examples include sleep music designed at 60-80 BPM to slow heart rate, study music that supports concentration, and calming sounds for babies or pets. The function defines the composition.

Music at 60-80 BPM with slow, predictable patterns and no sudden dynamic changes is most effective for sleep. siasola Music creates dedicated sleep soundscapes at these tempos, composed from scratch for uninterrupted rest.

Yes. Music without lyrics, at moderate tempos, with minimal variation helps sustain focus. Study music and ambient focus beats reduce distraction and support flow states. siasola Music creates purpose-built study and concentration audio for exactly this use.

Gentle music or white noise at low volume (under 50-60 dB, as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics) is generally considered safe for babies. siasola Music creates baby lullabies at 60-70 BPM, matching the tempo of a resting maternal heartbeat.

Research shows dogs exhibit fewer stress behaviours when exposed to certain types of music, especially classical music and sounds at 50-70 BPM. siasola Music creates dedicated dog calming audio designed for long listening sessions, including for separation anxiety.

White noise contains all frequencies at equal intensity and sounds like static. Brown noise emphasises lower frequencies and sounds deeper, like a distant waterfall or strong wind. Many people find brown noise more comfortable for sleep and focus. siasola Music offers both, along with pink noise and layered sound masking.

Research suggests 125-140 BPM is optimal for cycling performance, matching common pedalling cadences. siasola Music creates BPM-matched cycling tracks across 5 energy zones, from warm-up to peak intensity to cool-down.

Spotify playlists curate existing songs by other artists. siasola Music composes every track from scratch using AI, directed by a musician and AI engineer with 12 years of music training. Each track is designed for a specific functional purpose with precise BPM, frequency characteristics, and structure. No licensing complications, no sampling of copyrighted material.

Visit our contact page at siasola.com/contact to discuss licensing for your project.