Gana — The numbers

AI song generator statistics 2026

Gana is a new AI song generator for iPhone, so it publishes no usage figures and invents none. What it can publish is its real product census — counted directly from the shipped product — alongside credited industry figures on music streaming and AI-generated music. One statistic per line; every borrowed number names its source. Questions about how Gana itself works are answered in the FAQ.

Last updated: 7 September 2026. Figures reviewed annually; next review January 2027.

Original data: the Gana product census

Methodology: each number below is counted from the shipped Gana product itself — the versioned music-direction catalog the composer offers a listener (catalog id gana-music-direction-v1), the published recordings and running times on the songs page, the preview contract described in the FAQ, and the app’s localization catalogs. Counted August 2026.

• Gana’s composer exposes 22 musical style families and 170 named subgenres (counted from the shipped music-direction catalog, August 2026).
• The same catalog offers 163 direction options across 19 musical facets, including 11 era scenes, 9 emotional temperatures, 14 instrumentation choices, 31 harmony colors, and 9 grooves (counted from the shipped music-direction catalog, August 2026).
• Voice direction alone spans 22 options in four dimensions: 4 vocal registers, 6 vocal timbres, 7 delivery styles, and 5 ensemble settings (counted from the shipped music-direction catalog, August 2026).
• Gana has published six recordings as its public record — five full songs and the 30-second sample bundled in the app — with a combined running time of 13 minutes 58 seconds, playable as direct MP3s on the songs page (summed from the published running times, August 2026).
• Every Gana song begins as a private 30-second concept preview, and the first preview is free on the device with no account required: the price of a first listen is zero (the product’s preview contract, documented in the FAQ, August 2026).
• Gana’s interface ships in 11 locales — English (US, UK, Australia, Canada), Japanese, Korean, German, French, Canadian French, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese — with a message inventory of 2,469 strings per locale (counted from the shipped localization catalogs, August 2026).

The recorded music market

• Global recorded music revenues grew 6.4% to US $31.7 billion in 2025, the eleventh consecutive year of growth, according to the IFPI Global Music Report (2026).
• Streaming revenues passed US $22 billion in 2025 and accounted for 69.6% of global recorded music income, according to the IFPI Global Music Report (2026).
• There were 837 million paid music subscription accounts worldwide in 2025, according to the IFPI Global Music Report (2026).
• US recorded music revenue reached a record US $11.5 billion at wholesale value in 2025, with streaming holding 82% of the market for a fifth straight year, according to the RIAA year-end report (2026).
• Global music industry revenues are forecast to reach US $196.8 billion by 2035, with recorded music at US $55 billion, according to Goldman Sachs’ Music in the Air report (2025).

The flood of new music

• An average of 106,000 new tracks were delivered to streaming services every day in 2025, according to Luminate’s year-end report (2026).
• Global on-demand audio streams reached 5.1 trillion in 2025, up from 4.7 trillion in 2024, according to Luminate’s year-end report (2026).
• Of roughly 253 million tracks on streaming services, 88% were streamed 1,000 times or fewer during 2025, according to Luminate’s year-end report (2026).

AI-generated music on streaming platforms

• Fully AI-generated tracks passed 50% of daily uploads to Deezer for the first time in June 2026, at nearly 90,000 tracks per day, according to Deezer (2026).
• Fully AI-generated music accounts for only 1–3% of total streams on Deezer, and up to 85% of streams on fully AI-generated tracks were identified as fraudulent in 2025, according to Deezer (2026).
• Spotify removed more than 75 million spam-style tracks in the twelve months before September 2025, while introducing an AI vocal-impersonation policy and industry-standard AI disclosures, according to Spotify (2025).
• Generative-AI music and audiovisual outputs are projected to grow from about €3 billion in 2024 to €64 billion by 2028, putting an estimated 24% of music creators’ revenues at risk in that year, according to a study commissioned by CISAC from PMP Strategy (2024).

About this page: it is written and maintained by the people who make Gana. The original data above is a census of the shipped product, restated from sources anyone can check — the composer’s own catalog, the published recordings, and the preview behaviour documented in the FAQ. Gana is pre-launch and publishes no usage, revenue, or listener figures of its own, and no such figure appears here. Every industry statistic is attributed inline to the named organisation that published it; an unattributed number does not go on this page. Figures are reviewed annually, with the next review in January 2027.