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Home Workout Fitness Video Music
Fitness video music on Audiosocket for home workouts is a pop and electronic collection where dance pop, progressive and house tracks carry the session. Most tracks have vocals, so hooks like Move Dance Feel by Eight Bit Tiger and Lioness by Beckah Shae land as motivation rather than wallpaper, while electronic beats and claps keep the pace up. It is built for fitness creators, online trainers and wellness brands cutting circuit, HIIT and follow-along routines.
34 tracks2 hr 12 minUpdated Oct 8, 2026
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Most of it is vocal; only about 22 percent of the tracks are instrumental. That is deliberate, because a home workout video usually wants a sung hook driving the set, as on Lush Life feat. Dani Poppitt (Damon Steele Remix) by Leo Islo or New Moon (feat. BLU EYES) by Bloom Line. When a trainer is cueing reps over the music, reach for the instrumental cuts such as Arms Open Wide (Instrumental) by Zircon, Power Wave by Social Kid, Mystery (Instrumental) by DUKO and Galaxies by MayTrix.
Dance pop is the largest sub-genre, followed by progressive, house, teen pop, funk, contemporary R&B and a little techno, so the collection is club-leaning pop rather than rock or hip hop. Electronics and percussion lead nearly every track, electric guitars appear on about two thirds, and claps and stomps reinforce the beat on a third. The editorial sound references are David Guetta, Daft Punk, Mitch Murder and Holy Ghost, which is a fair guide to the energy.
Tracks average close to four minutes, longer than most collections in the catalog, so a single track will typically carry several work-and-rest rounds of a HIIT block before you need to cut. Because exciting and swagger are the dominant moods and the beat is electronic and consistent, they hold energy through rest intervals rather than dropping away. For a shorter format, such as a one-minute social clip, cut on the drop of the chorus.
Both are pop and electronic, but this one is longer, more vocal and more night-life in feel: swagger and sexy are the second and third moods, fitness and night life are core themes, and only about a fifth of the tracks are instrumental. The ads collection is shorter on average, nearly half instrumental, and tuned to brands, sales and product features. Use this one for follow-along sessions and motivational edits, and the ads collection when the music must duck under a product message.
A licensed track from this collection can be used in monetized YouTube videos, along with social clips, client work and ads, because every Audiosocket license clears the music for commercial use. If YouTube's Content ID flags a video, you dispute it by stating the track was licensed through Audiosocket. The license for each finished video is perpetual, so a workout series stays cleared after your subscription term ends.