Make a Birthday Song With Their Name — Right Now

Turn one sentence into a finished birthday song with a name, lyrics and music in minutes. Play, share, download.

To make a birthday song with a name, type one sentence into the box on the jhoom.baby homepage and press start. For example: “A happy birthday song for my cousin Meera, mention her love for chai and her loud laugh.” In a few minutes you get a finished track with lyrics and music, ready to play, share and download.

What to put in your idea sentence

The more specific your sentence, the better the song fits. Include the person’s name exactly as you say it. Add one or two real details: a habit, a nickname, a place, an inside joke. Mention the occasion if it matters (30th birthday, farewell at the office, a friend moving to another city). Say what style you want if you have one in mind: Bollywood pop, warm acoustic folk-pop, a sing-along lift. Keep it to one sentence — the studio works best with a clear, single request.

Ready-made idea examples

• “A warm acoustic folk-pop birthday song for my father Rajesh, mention his Sunday morning walks and how he always makes too much tea.”
• “A Bollywood pop birthday song for my sister Ananya turning 25, mention her dance moves at our cousin’s mehendi and her love for mango season.”
• “A funny, sing-along birthday song for my colleague Vikram’s farewell, mention the broken office coffee machine and his habit of saying ‘one last thing’ in every meeting.”
• “A gentle pop song for my friend Priya who is moving to another city, mention our late-night phone calls and the playlist we made in college.”

You can also start from the examples on the page — like “Genuine Bach Therapy” (warm acoustic folk-pop with gentle male vocals), “Nath A Bach Therapy” (Bollywood pop), or “Invisible String of Love” (warm acoustic pop with a Bollywood sing-along lift) — and change the name and details to fit your person.