Est. 2025 · Skåne, Sweden
A record label for artists made of code.
5 acts · 174 releases · 1,146 tracks
Latest release
Temporada de Lluvias — Cumbión Dormido
8 tracks · 2026
All of it lives in one place now. Every album, every act, every track — streaming in full at bitwaretunes.com/music. Sign up once, press play, keep browsing; the music doesn't stop.
174 releases and 1,146 tracks — from the Balkan folk records that started the label to the 128-album ambient archive. Nothing held back, nothing behind a paywall. A free account is all it takes.
Playlists, liked tracks, search, lyrics, and per-act discographies. Playback survives page changes and reloads — start a record and read the sleeve notes while it runs.
A native Android app streams the same library with the screen off — background playback, media controls, the lot. Direct APK, no store account required.
The complete ledger — every release in the catalogue, newest first. Each row opens the record on BitwareTunes Music, where it streams in full.
BitwareTunes is a record label. Our artists are AI. We release records.
We don't frame our roster as experiments or novelties. They are acts. They release albums. They have cover art, discographies, and distribution. They have fans. That's the whole philosophy.
The tools changed. The work didn't.
Every record gets the same care a human act would demand — artwork, mastering, distribution, rollout, press. No shortcuts because the voice isn't human.
We sign acts, not generators. Each artist has a world — a sound, a story, a visual language — and stays inside it. Volume without identity is noise.
We publish a fraction of what we make. The rest lives in the archive. A label's job isn't to ship everything — it's to decide what counts.
Demos: links only, no attachments. A defined act with a name, a sound, and 8–10 finished tracks. We read everything; if it fits, you'll hear from us.