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Dark, Powerful Female Vocals

Epic female vocals on Audiosocket fill this all-vocal collection of dark, dramatic singer-songwriter, alternative pop and trip hop tracks whose sound references run to Lorde, Broods, Banks and Adele. Percussion, electronics and keyboards carry the arrangements beneath singers such as Jetty Rae on Can't Curse The Free, Beth Whitney on Raven and Dominique Tey on Heartstream, and the moods lean dramatic, swaggering and dark. It is chosen for trailers and fashion and automotive campaigns.

25 tracks1 hr 26 minUpdated Oct 8, 2026
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Every track in this collection is a vocal performance; none is instrumental, because the singer is the reason each track was chosen. Jetty Rae, Deja Mae, DOOXS and Dominique Tey each contribute two songs, alongside Tiffany Lee on Jailbird, Beth Whitney on Raven, Sibling on Swipe and REYNA on Magazines. When a scene needs the same dark, luxurious atmosphere without a lyric, the Glamorous Fashion Music collection carries instrumentals alongside several of the same artists, including DOOXS, Dominique Tey and REYNA.
It is slow-burning and cinematic rather than loud: dramatic and swagger are the two leading moods, followed by dark, chill and sexy, and the sub-genres are alternative singer-songwriter, trip hop, pop and alt-country with a little contemporary R&B. Percussion, electronics and keyboards lead most tracks, with electric guitars on about two thirds, and the editorial sound references are Lorde, Broods, Banks, Adele and Phantogram. Dark and chill outrank exciting in the tags, so expect atmosphere and build over arena-style belting.
Both are all-vocal and woman-fronted, but they are built for opposite jobs. This collection leads with electronics and keyboards, its sub-genres are singer-songwriter, trip hop and alternative pop, and its moods are dramatic and dark, which suits trailers and luxury or automotive campaigns. The Female Rock Music collection leads with electric guitars and drums, its sub-genres are alternative and indie rock, and its mood is exciting, which suits sports and empowerment spots that need tempo and bite.
Tracks average about three and a half minutes, which is full-song length, so a 60-second trailer cut typically uses a verse for the setup and lands the chorus on the title card. The dramatic tagging on most tracks means the dynamic lift is easy to find, and because automobiles, landscape and night life are among the dominant themes, the collection was tagged with exactly this kind of slow-reveal campaign edit in mind.
Brands and their agencies license tracks from this collection for ads, social, film and monetized YouTube as commercial use covered by the license, choosing the Small Business or Large Business tier to match the company. A license is perpetual for the finished spot, so a campaign can run and re-run without renewal, and a monthly or annual subscription covers unlimited licensing across every cutdown produced during the term.