Me and my friends been producing a lot of music with some of the exciting new tools out there. These were all realized (at least initially) by Suno. Some pieces had extensive production done on them (replacing all the instruments with other instruments), some were edited for time and flow, and a few just worked out fine.

0:00 “Plant a Bean On It” – Produced by KMac
3:40 “Bovine Angst” – Produced by TheSiegeMachine
6:38 “Yɛbɛsa Asaase” (We Will Dance the Night Away) – Produced by KMac
9:28 “Take a Walk” – Produced by TheSiegeMachine
11:58 “Kalevala Land of Legend” – Produced by KMac
16:28 “Sugar Cane” – Produced by TheSiegeMachine
18:59 “Chasing the Green Flame” – Produced by KMac
22:58 “Hard to Find” – Produced by Kurt Fitzpatrick and KMac
27:00 “Tamale Fiesta” – Produced by KMac
30:02 “Lazarus Get Up Now” – Produced by Pat Quigley

Does anyone here speak Twi?
I love “Yɛbɛsa Asaase”, but I have no idea if it is as cool as I think it is.

Coming to a strange part of copyright. This song was written by Suno 3.5. I took the singing from the rendering Suno did, and replaced all the other instruments to make it clearer-sounding (Though I admit Suno did a better job mixing).
Now I’ve done a partial cover of a song that no one wrote.

How does this work legally?
Do I need to credit the “no one” as the composer?