Want a track that sounds like your favourite artist, but Suno doesn't understand the name? The fix is to describe their sound in words. We've broken down the styles of hundreds of famous artists into ready prompts: just copy and paste.
Why you can't just write the artist name
Suno deliberately blocks the names of real artists and bands in the prompt — writing "in the style of [artist]" won't work. But a style is not a name, it's a set of features: era, genre, vocal type, specific instruments and synths, production character, tempo. Describe those precisely and Suno produces a similar sound without any names.
What's inside a ready style
Style prompt — a dense description of the sound (era, genre, instruments, production), no names.
Vocal anchor — how the voice sings: timbre, delivery, language (goes at the start of the Lyrics field).
BPM range — the tempo of the era and genre so the rhythm feels right.
How to use it in 3 steps
1. Find the artist in the catalog (search works in Russian and English).
2. Copy the style prompt into Suno's Style field, and the vocal anchor to the top of Lyrics.
3. Add your lyrics, set the BPM from the card — and generate.
🎤 Style catalog — 986+ artists
Ready prompts by artist and band: era, vocal, instruments, BPM. Copy and paste into Suno.
Can I put the artist name directly in a Suno prompt?
No — Suno filters names of real artists and bands. So the style is described in words: era, genre, vocal type, instruments, production, tempo. Our ready prompts are built exactly that way — no names, but a recognizable sound.
How do I get the sound of a specific artist?
Take that artist's ready prompt from the catalog, paste it into the Style field in Suno, add your lyrics — and Suno produces a track in a similar manner. Each style includes a vocal anchor and a BPM range.
Why is this better than writing the prompt myself?
Breaking an artist's style into features (which synths, which vocal, the era's rhythm) is the hardest part. We've done it by hand per artist so Suno comes out similar, not generic.
How many artists are available?
The catalog has 986+ artists and bands across eras and genres — from pop and chanson to rock, metal, EDM and world music. The list grows on request.