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Royalty free music for commercial use and ads

Music for ads, commercials and branded content, licensed to one buyer only. Upbeat, uplifting and electronic tracks for social ads, product videos and spots, with an exclusive license at 99 € per track.

Tracks on this page: 58

Special offer: 3 tracks for the price of 2. Put 3 tracks in your cart and the cheapest one is free.

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All royalty-free tracks

For a brand, the problem with stock music is not the price, it is repetition: the same jingle under a competitor's ad, a viral video and a tutorial. Here, each track is sold once and then removed, so the sound you pick stays tied to your campaign.

The license covers commercial use on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, TV and the web, including work you produce for clients. The exact scope of the rights is written in the contract sent with the files, which also gives your client or legal team something concrete to file. 58 tracks are available below; you can also browse the corporate background music page for calmer tracks.

License

Exclusive license, 99 € per track: sold once, then removed from the catalog. Usable and monetizable on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, podcasts, ads and TV, with a license contract sent with your files.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use these tracks in paid ads on Meta, YouTube or TikTok?

Yes. The license covers commercial use, including paid social ads and video ads. The exact scope of the rights is set out in the contract you receive with your files, so you can check it against your media plan.

Can an agency buy a track for a client?

Yes. Agencies and freelancers buy tracks for client campaigns. Because each track is sold only once, the client gets music that no other brand can license from NKSounds.

Why pay for exclusive music instead of a stock subscription?

Subscription tracks are licensed to many companies at the same time, so your ad can share its soundtrack with someone else's. An exclusive track is sold once, which keeps the sound distinctive and avoids claims tied to shared tracks.

Using, sharing or reselling a track without a license is copyright infringement.