Until this week, the structured data describing a Tunami track only appeared after the page finished loading in a browser. Search engines that read the raw page — and most AI assistants do exactly that, without running any JavaScript — saw nothing at all.
That is fixed. A track page now describes itself in the very first response: its title, artist, genre, the AI tool that made it, and a link to its player.
The track page looks different
Artwork now sits at the top left where you would expect it, with the title, artist and controls beside it. Everything you need is visible without scrolling.
New pages for each AI tool
- Suno, Udio, MusicGen, AIVA, Mubert, Boomy and Soundraw each have a page
- They explain how to publish tracks made with that tool
- If someone asks an assistant "where can I share my Suno tracks", there is now a page that answers exactly that
Also fixed
- The artist name on a track page linked to a page that did not exist
- The wave animation was invisible in light mode