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I used an AI to change my low male vocal to a female vocal the octave higher, and it did a pretty good job of mimicking my pronunciation and intonation, but it still sounded 'fake.' It's good if your goal is to demonstrate what you want sung to the female vocalist you hire, but I wouldn't use it for a final mix under any circumstances, at least not until it gets a lot better. More on reddit.com

If you can sing it yourself first then you can convert it to someone’s voice here https://voicestars.co/?ref=HHI More on reddit.com

udio.com You can prompt it for styling/genre and apply attributes like "acapella singer", "no instrumentals", etc. It has a section to add lyrics as well, but be aware that it generates parts of the song in 32 second chunks, so you only want to upload the lyrics that would apply to a particular part of the song. So if you want the song to be about 2 minutes, you'd split the lyrics up into 4 segments. If you want a 1 minute song, split into 2 segments. Just be aware that the more lyrics you try to add per 32sec generation, the faster the singer will sing to try and include all the lyrics. The website usually tells you when you've added too many so you should be fine :) They do have a 2 minute generation option instead of 32 seconds, but I dont know if thats a part of the free plan. You get quite a lot of fine tuning options if you pay for the service, but I've got most of the songs I like out of the free tier. (EDIT: I forgot to include that the way you extend the first 32sec generation is via a dedicated "extend" button. It's pretty easy to find. Next to it is a "remix" option. the remix is for if you get an output thats almost to where you want it to be. The remix tweaks it a little bit and provides you a slightly different version) More on reddit.com