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Win Big with The Summer of Suno, Vol. 2: Join Jack Righteous' Journey

Published July 16, 2024Last updated July 16, 2024By Gary Whittaker
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Ready to turn your musical passion into cash? Join me, Jack Righteous, as I dive into The Summer of Suno, Vol. 2. Let's create, share, and win together!

The Summer of Suno, Vol. 2: My Journey and Goals

I’m excited to announce that I’m participating in The Summer of Suno, Vol. 2. Reflecting on the past competition, I admit I didn’t take it as seriously as I should have. Instead, I focused on building my presence and growing my most popular song, “Binary Twilight.” This strategy paid off as I grew from 10 followers to over 50 and added an additional 40k plays to that one song. However, the fall-over effect to my other tracks didn’t happen as I had hoped.

Now, it’s time to get serious about this competition. My goal is to rank and win a prize to further my music career. Here’s what The Summer of Suno, Vol. 2 entails and how you can get involved.

The Summer of Suno, Vol. 2

The community has been sharing incredible stories through music, and Suno wants to hear more. The Summer of Suno, Vol. 2 will run for the next two weeks, focusing on music that moves us. Suno is offering a $100,000 prize pool to creators who submit videos sharing the stories behind their songs. Whether it makes us laugh, cry, or simply say “wow,” they want to hear it all.

How to Enter

To participate, submit your videos through this form: Enter The Summer of Suno, Vol. 2.

Videos must feature real people and should be shared on social media with tags to stand out:

  • X: @suno_ai_
  • Instagram and TikTok: @sunomusic

Video Ideas

Here are some ideas for the types of videos Suno loves to see:

  • Reaction videos: Friends and family listening to songs you made for them.
  • Footage: Dancing or singing along to songs created with Suno.
  • Stories: Fun, clever, exciting, or heartwarming ways you’re using Suno.
  • Jam sessions: Singing or playing an instrument alongside Suno.

Examples

Some creative examples from the community include:

  • @hauerhsieh's late-night jam session with Suno
  • @averagecitizens road-tripping to a song they made during a flight delay
  • @alexfurmansky bringing his grandfather’s poetry to life
  • @dirtykis making funny songs for his wife, @cu_ariel
  • A backyard singalong in Ashfield, Western Australia

Event Details

The competition runs from July 15, 2024, through July 31, 2024. Participants must be 18 years or older and have an active Suno account in good standing. You can submit multiple videos, but only one prize per creator will be awarded. Payouts will be issued via PayPal within 30 days after the event ends, and certain creators may need to receive a 1099-MISC.

My Commitment

I’m committed to giving this competition my all. My focus will be on creating engaging, high-quality videos that tell the stories behind my music. I’m eager to share these stories and connect with my audience in new ways.

Thank You

Thank you for your support! I can’t wait to share the stories behind the incredible music I’ve been making with Suno. Let’s make this summer memorable together.

For more information and to follow my journey, visit my Suno AI page: Jack Righteous on Suno.

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