Royalty-free music
for your project
Find the right song for your videos,
movies, podcasts, audio books, telephone systems
and much more in our exclusive music library.
Our customers
Simple licensing
Standard
License
19inc. VAT
- Use of a song in a single project
- The project can be published and sold anywhere.
Extended
License
49inc. VAT
- Use of a song in any number of projects of the licensee
- These projects can be published and sold everywhere.
Legal certainty
We know where our music comes from: All songs are exclusively composed and produced in-house. We do not hire music from external musicians. This way we can guarantee you that all song rights are 100% royalty-free (including free from any performing rights organization royalties) and correctly sampled. In addition, you will receive a license certificate with your order.
Simple licensing model & fair prices
You can choose between the Standard License for music use in a single project or the Extended License for music use in as many projects as you like. You can publish your project anywhere and for an unlimited time. No subscription and no follow-up costs!
Different song versions
Perfect for video editors and podcasters: For many songs there are special song versions and mixes (e.g. without drums or melody track), so that the music fits perfectly into your project. And best of all: All song versions are included.
Why Royalty-Free Music?
Using royalty-free music from our stock music library can save a lot of money. This is because you won’t have to pay royalties to any performing rights organization (e.g., ASCAP (United States), SACEM (France), MCPS and PRS (United Kingdom), GEMA (Germany), AKM (Austria), SABAM (Belgium), SUISA (Switzerland).
We compose, mix and master all songs in-house. As we are not a member of any PRO, we can offer songs at affordable rates under our own licensing terms. Our customers pay one licensing fee without any follow-on costs.
You can use our royalty-free music in YouTube or Instagram videos, commercials, films (television & cinema), radio, documentaries, reports, podcasts, websites, corporate movies and apps & games.