imoliver Press Kit
BIO
Oliver McCann, a British AI music creator who goes by the stage name imoliver is the first AI music designer signed to a traditional label.
Oliver is a UK-based AI music designer whose track Stone went viral on Suno, leading to a deal with Hollywood’s Hallwood Media. Writing his own lyrics and using AI tools to shape them into songs, he also directs his own videos and marketing. His work, streamed over 4 million times, sits at the center of the debate over whether AI and human artistry can coexist.
Press Images
These photos provided by Hallwood shows British AI music creator Oliver McCann, on Aug. 7, 2025, in West Hollywood, California
Key Stats + Achievements
Stone - 3.3 million streams
Achievements
Stone is the most streamed song on the leading AI music platform Suno.
Stone was the first song to reach 1 million streams on AI music platform Suno.
Oliver is the first human AI artist to sign with a traditional record label.
Press Highlights
On August 8th 2025 Oliver made headlines when Hallwood put out a press release stating they had signed him to a record deal.
https://www.billboard.com/pro/ai-music-creator-imoliver-record-deal-hallwood/
On the 31st of August 2025 The Associated Press interviewed and wrote an article about Oliver.
Press Quotes
“Signing with Hallwood is a huge moment, not just for me, but for the future of music. It’s a sign the industry is ready to embrace new ideas and new ways of creating. This isn’t about replacing artists, it’s about expanding what’s possible.”
“I have no musical talent at all, I can’t sing, I can’t play instruments, and I have no musical background.”
“Imoliver represents the future of our medium, He’s a music designer who stands at the intersection of craftwork and taste. As we share his journey, the world will see the dexterity behind his work and what makes it so special. What he does is exactly why I love music and why we push boundaries at Hallwood.”
“This is a milestone — not just for Oliver, Hallwood and Suno, but for the future of music, A new creator emerging from a new platform, making new kinds of content, shows that the future of music will be more vast and more inclusive than it is today. The boundaries of artistry are ever expanding.”