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Corporate Music Built on Hip Hop Beats
Royalty free corporate music is background scoring licensed for business video without ongoing royalties, and Audiosocket's professional services collection takes a current angle on it. Instead of piano and claps, these mostly instrumental tracks run on hip hop instrumental beats, downtempo electronics, keyboards and new wave-tinged electric guitar, with swagger, happy and chill moods dominating. Cuts like Mokhov's Halcyon Days and Jay.Soul's Worldwide (Instrumental) give explainer videos, product features and brand content polish without stiffness.
32 tracks1 hr 44 minUpdated Oct 8, 2026
About this Playlist
Just over nine in ten tracks in this professional services collection are instrumental, and many are specifically the instrumental mix of a song, for example Phantom (inst) by MayTrix, Wave (inst) by 6058 and Crooklyn In Me (instrumental) by Jay.Soul. That makes them safe beds for explainer voiceover, testimonial interviews and internal comms, where a lyric would pull focus. Percussion, electronic elements, keyboards and electric guitars carry the arrangements, so there is presence in the mix without a competing voice.
The backbone here is hip hop instrumental beats and downtempo electronics rather than piano, ukulele and hand claps. Hip hop is the most common genre in the collection, ambient beats and underground hip hop are among its top sub-genres, and swagger is the leading mood alongside happy, exciting and chill. Sounds-like references run from Zero 7 and Air to the Stranger Things and Ocean's trilogy soundtracks, and there is a strand of new wave and 80s rock guitar. The result is corporate music that feels like a modern brand film rather than a bank commercial.
Tracks average around three minutes sixteen seconds, but the collection also includes purpose-built short-form material, such as Liquid Crystal Ad Jingle 1 Min by J.t. Peterson, written to a one-minute length for spots. For 15-second or 30-second social edits, most editors take the intro or a single section of a beat-driven track and fade at a bar line, and the hip hop and electronic cues here cut cleanly that way because the groove, not a melodic arc, carries them.
It is tagged first for professional services, meaning explainer videos, agency showreels, service-business promos and website hero videos, but its secondary themes show its range: product features, shopping, DIY, cooking, arts and crafts and travel vlog. That spread makes it useful for companies whose content mixes corporate messaging with lifestyle marketing, for example a design studio, a consumer brand or a retailer. Tracks include Halcyon Days by Mokhov and Evening At The Pattersons by Mister O.
Corporate videos you scored stay usable after you cancel your subscription. Every license issued during your subscription is perpetual for that specific finished work, so an explainer or brand film you completed and licensed stays cleared for commercial use indefinitely, including on your website, in ads and in client deliverables. The subscription itself, billed monthly or annually, is what gives you unlimited licensing while it is active; ending it stops new licenses, not existing ones. That structure suits agencies and in-house teams that produce in bursts.