Playlist
Female Vocals: Pop and Electronic
Royalty free female vocals on Audiosocket are pop, electronic, alt-rock and singer-songwriter tracks fronted by women, cleared for beauty, fashion and lifestyle content. Every track has a lead vocal, from Laura Brehm on Vulpey's Heartstrings to REYNA's Matinee, set against electronic production, percussion, electric guitars and keys. Tracks average about three and a half minutes, enough to carry a makeup tutorial section or a fashion vlog sequence.
37 tracks2 hr 8 minUpdated Oct 8, 2026
About this Playlist
Not within this collection: every track here has a lead vocal, and that is the point of selecting it. Singers include Laura Brehm on Vulpey's Heartstrings, Naomi Huth on Myrne's Release Me and ANUKA on Shadow by Wency Freak & Crooked Tunez, plus solo artists like REYNA, Violent Mae and Jade The Moon. If a project needs the same production without a voice, search the wider catalog for instrumental pop and electronic tracks rather than trying to cut around the vocal.
Contemporary female-led pop with an electronic backbone and an indie edge. The tagging logs Lorde, Rihanna, Banks, Broods and Halsey as reference points, and the tracks split between dance pop and contemporary R&B on one side and alternative and indie rock on the other, with a few downtempo and singer-songwriter cuts for slower moments. Percussion and electronic production lead, but electric guitars are common across the set, so it is not purely synthetic.
This one is built for picture, not for a workout set. Both collections feature female-fronted pop and even share Beckah Shae's Turbo Style, but the workout collection stays at dancefloor energy throughout, while this set ranges from high-energy dance pop down to chill, downtempo and alt-rock songs such as In The Sun by Violent Mae. That range lets a beauty or fashion editor move from an upbeat opener to a slower product close-up without leaving the collection.
A license for a commercial does not expire: once you license a track for a specific ad, tutorial or campaign video, that license is perpetual for that finished work and does not lapse when your subscription ends. The subscription itself covers unlimited licensing during its monthly or annual term, so an editor producing a run of beauty or fashion spots can license each one as it ships. Use the Small Business or Large Business tier for client and brand work.
Tracks average about three and a half minutes, which is full song length. For a makeup tutorial or fashion vlog that is usually enough to score an entire segment with one song; for a 15- or 30-second spot, cut from the chorus, where the vocal hook and the drums land together. The themes logged across the set are make up, fashion vlogs, city life and product features, which is what the collection was curated for.