Google Lyria 3.5
Google's music model for full-length songs with structure, vocals or instrumentals, guided by a text prompt, optional lyrics and reference images.
Lyria 3.5 is a cloud music-generation model from Google. It composes original music from a text description. It runs through Google using your own API key, from about $0.08 per generation.
- Released
- Sep 2026
- Pricing
- $0.08 per generation
- Type
- Music generation
Examples
Generated with Lyria 3.5 via Google: the same three briefs given to every music model in the catalog, so the only thing that changes between two models’ clips is the model.
Texture and restraint
Slow ambient piece for a rainy morning: warm analog pads, soft tape hiss, and a simple four-note piano motif repeating. No drums.
Arrangement and dynamic build
Cinematic orchestral build: low strings and a distant horn, tension rising over eight bars into a full brass swell with timpani.
Rhythm, groove, and low end
Downtempo electronic groove at 96 BPM: dusty breakbeat, deep sub bass, a filtered Rhodes chord stab, and light vinyl crackle.
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