A personalized New Year song for your people

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A personalized New Year song for your people

Your year in one song — the move, the new job, the baby, the friends who got you through — ready to play when the countdown hits zero.

Make this song

Your first song is free — no card needed.

When is New Year?

The date changes from country to country and from year to year — here it is where you are.

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United StatesJanuary 1January 1January 1
United KingdomJanuary 1January 1January 1
CanadaJanuary 1January 1January 1
AustraliaJanuary 1January 1January 1
IrelandJanuary 1January 1January 1
New ZealandJanuary 1January 1January 1
IndiaJanuary 1January 1January 1
South AfricaJanuary 1January 1January 1
SingaporeJanuary 1January 1January 1
PhilippinesJanuary 1January 1January 1

At midnight half the world sings Auld Lang Syne, a song about old friends in general. A song about your own twelve months — who arrived, who you missed, what you survived and what you are hoping for — turns that minute into one that belongs to your family or your friends.

Jot down who is celebrating, the highlights of the year, a toast you would make and one wish for the next one. AI writes the lyrics, composes the music and sings it with real vocals in about a minute. Play it right after the countdown, send it to people celebrating in other time zones, or seal it as a gift that opens on 1 January.

Hear one we made

Friends Who Stayed

Pop, EDM · 2:58

“An upbeat New Year's Eve song for our group of friends: Maya, Tom, Aisha and Callum. This year Maya moved to Bristol, Tom finally finished his first half-marathon, Aisha got the job in Singapore and Callum adopted a one-eyed cat called Captain. We're glad to leave behind the flooded flat in March. Dance pop with a countdown, chorus “here's to the friends who stayed”.”

What to put in a New Year song

  • 1

    A month-by-month line or two: January's broken resolution, the summer trip, the October surprise.

  • 2

    The year's big firsts — first home, first job, first steps, first marathon, first time hosting the party.

  • 3

    The people who made the year: name them, from the new baby to the friend who moved back to town.

  • 4

    One thing you are glad to leave behind, said with a wink: the flooded kitchen, the endless commute.

  • 5

    Resolutions you might actually keep, or the funny ones you know you won't.

  • 6

    A toast for the chorus: something the whole room can shout together at midnight.

  • 7

    Local customs: first-footing in Scotland, twelve round fruits on the table in the Philippines, fireworks over the harbour in Sydney.

  • 8

    A wish for next year, specific to each person: a calmer job for Dad, a good exam result for Maya.

A chorus for the countdown

Ten, nine, eight — Maya, grab my hand,

nothing this year went the way we planned,

here's to the friends who stayed, here's to what's ahead —

three, two, one, and a whole new year to spend!

When the song plays

  • Straight after midnight. The countdown ends, the fireworks start, and your song comes on — the first track of the year.
  • As a year-in-review. Turn it into a lyric video with your photos from the year; it beats any automatic photo recap.
  • For the people far away. A family in Manila, Mumbai and Vancouver rings in the year at different hours. Send each of them the gift link, sealed so it opens on 1 January with a countdown on the page.
  • For a team. A light song about the company's year, its launches and running jokes, works well at the end-of-year party or the first meeting in January.

Party anthem or quiet reflection?

New Year means different things in different homes. For a house party, choose upbeat pop or EDM with a big chorus and a countdown in the lyrics. For a family dinner where people look back, a warm acoustic song with one line for each person fits better. If the year was hard, it is fine to say so: a song that names the difficult months and ends on hope is often the one people play again in February. Whatever the mood, end on the wish for the year ahead — it is the line people remember.

  1. 01

    Answer a few questions

    Names, memories, the mood you want. Skip anything you like.

  2. 02

    We write and sing it

    Lyrics, melody, vocals and cover art — composed around your answers.

  3. 03

    Play it for them

    Download the MP3, share the link, or play it right there.

Songs people made for this

Questions

Can the song open exactly on New Year's Day?

Yes. Send it as a gift sealed until 1 January; until then the page shows a live countdown, and on the day the song can be unwrapped on a phone.

Can I turn it into a year-in-review video?

Yes. Make a lyric video with the song's cover, or, with a subscription, a slideshow of your own photos from the year — a recap with a soundtrack about you.

Can it include our resolutions?

Yes — the real ones or the ones nobody expects you to keep. A resolution per person makes a fun verse, while the chorus stays on the toast.

Can I play it at a public New Year event?

Yes. The songs you make may be used personally and commercially, so it can play at a venue, a company party or in a video you post.

Is the first song free?

Yes, the first song on a new account is free with no card required. After that, songs are made with credits from a plan or a credit pack.

More occasions

Your song is one sentence away.

Tell it who it’s for and what happened. We’ll handle the rest.