Shoom・AI Music Video Generator

Review by eFreeware

Most music-making apps ask you to learn an instrument or a grid of samples. Shoom takes the opposite route: you describe the mood and genre you want, and the app builds the song for you. It also handles voice covers and music videos, which makes it one of the broader AI music tools on the Play Store rather than a single-purpose toy.

The app comes from TECH ALPHA FZCO and sits in the Music & Audio category. It has passed a million installs and holds a 4.2 average from more than fifteen thousand ratings, which is a respectable signal for a category full of quick cash-ins. It is free to download, carries no ads and offers in-app purchases, including a Premium subscription the developer describes as unlocking more advanced features and additional generations.

This is a tool for people who have ideas but not training. If you can type a sentence about the song you hear in your head, Shoom is built to take it from there. It is also a reasonable fit for anyone who wants to make a personalized track for a birthday, a joke cover of a familiar style, or a short video to post, without booking studio time or learning production software.

How the song generator works

The core loop is simple in principle. You pick or describe the vibe and genre, then either paste in your own lyrics or let the built-in lyric generator write them for you. From there the app produces a finished track, adjusting melody, words and style to match what you asked for.

The developer says the engine understands a range of genres, instruments and vocals, and the examples given cover country, rock, rap, pop and ambient sounds. That spread matters, because a generator that only does one flavor gets old fast. Being able to ask for a serene country melody in one session and a driving rock anthem in the next is what keeps a tool like this interesting.

What appeals to me here is the low barrier. There are no plugins and no mixing desk. You bring the idea and the app brings the arrangement. The trade-off is control: you are describing what you want rather than playing it note by note, so the result depends on how well the app reads your prompt. The developer pitches this as a way to push the boundaries of music technology, and for a casual creator that framing is about right.

Voice covers and video output

Beyond straight song generation, Shoom offers a voice cover tool. The idea is to take a track and put your own voice on it, which is a different kind of project from writing something from scratch. It gives the app a second use case for people who like performing more than composing.

The video side is the other half of the pitch. Songs can be turned into music videos, and the most recent update focuses on that part of the app, with improved video quality and some bug fixes and performance work. A finished song that comes with visuals is far easier to share than an audio file alone, so this pairing makes sense for anyone posting to social platforms.

There is also a lyric generator as a standalone helper, useful when you have a melody in mind but the words will not come. Between writing, singing and video, the app covers a fair amount of ground for a single download.

Keeping and sharing what you make

Creations can be organized and revisited later instead of losing them in a downloads folder. The app is built around sharing your tunes with friends and family, and that angle runs through the whole product.

That sharing layer is what turns a novelty into something you return to. If there were little reason to keep going, the hobby would not grow. Having somewhere for the hobby to grow matters.

What it asks of you

The download is free and the app shows no ads. In-app purchases are present, and a Shoom Premium subscription unlocks more advanced features and lets you generate additional music and songs. If you plan to use the app regularly, that is the cost to weigh against what you get from the free experience.

Subscriptions are billed automatically according to the plan you choose and renew on their own unless auto-renew is switched off at least 24 hours before the current period ends. That is standard practice for this kind of app, but it is worth reading the terms before you commit.

On the creative side, the requirement is minimal. No musical background or experience is needed, and there is nothing to learn beyond describing what you want and deciding whether to write your own lyrics. The app is rated for Everyone, so it is not gated behind an age restriction.

Getting useful results

The quality of what comes back depends heavily on the brief you give. A vague request will produce something vague, so it pays to be specific about genre, mood and instrumentation when you describe the track. If you already have lyrics, feeding them in gives the app more to work with than letting it invent everything.

It also helps to treat the first attempt as a draft rather than a finished release. Try a couple of directions for the same idea, compare them, and keep the one that lands. The lyric generator is useful for breaking a blank page, but editing its output to sound like you will usually beat accepting it as-is.

For covers, pick material that suits your range rather than something that fights it. And since videos are part of the package, think about how a track will look as well as how it sounds before you settle on a final version.

A fast route from idea to finished track

Shoom is a good fit for people who want to make music without learning music software. The pitch is straightforward: describe a vibe, get a song, add your voice if you like, and turn it into a video. The fact that it is free to download, ad-free and rated 4.2 by a large pool of users makes it easy to try without much risk.

The caveats are the ones that come with the format. You are working through descriptions rather than direct control, so the app shapes the result as much as you do. And the more advanced features and extra generations sit behind the Premium subscription, which renews automatically unless you cancel in time.

If you have ever wanted to hear an idea out loud but lacked the skills to build it, this is one of the more complete tools for the job. If you already produce music and want precise command over every part, the describe-and-generate approach will feel like a constraint rather than a shortcut.

What's new in version 1.32.6

Hey music lovers! In this update, enjoy a smoother music video experience with improved video quality for even better results. We’ve also fine-tuned the app with bug fixes and performance enhancements to make creating music even more enjoyable. Loving Shoom? Don’t hesitate to rate it and leave a review. Your feedback helps us keep the groove going!