Suno Launches Spark Incubator Offering Grants and Mentorship to Unsigned Artists

Suno launched its Spark incubator program on June 28, 2026, to support unsigned independent artists with grants, mentorship and marketing assistance. The Verge reported that applicants must be singers, songwriters or producers who release music under their own name.

Selected participants agree to make their songs available on the Suno platform for remixing and grant the company a broad license that includes the creation of derivative works.

The terms also require participants to waive rights to a trial or class-action participation and to provide Suno with limited exclusivity over their material. A confidentiality and non-disparagement provision labeled “Good Vibes Only” further bars participants from making any statements that portray Suno, its personnel or its products in a negative light.

” Violation of the provision can result in removal from the program.

The Verge noted that Suno already faces a proposed class-action lawsuit from independent artists.