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Singer Songwriter Songs with Vocals
Audiosocket's singer songwriter collection is royalty-free vocal music from independent artists, built for projects that need a real voice. Nearly every track has vocals, backed by acoustic and electric guitars, keyboards and percussion in an adult contemporary and alternative style, with love, happy and chill moods leading. It suits romantic comedy edits, couples content, roadtrip videos and brand stories, with Beth Whitney's 'Sweet on You' and Kris Orlowski's 'Warsaw' setting the tone.
18 tracks1 hr 5 minUpdated Oct 8, 2026
About this Playlist
They are almost entirely vocal. About 95 percent of the tracks carry a lead singer, from Nicole Reynolds' 'Wonderin' and Jaymie Gerard's 'Ain't Life Sweet' to Star Anna & The Laughing Dogs' 'For Now', and instrumental exceptions are rare. Choose this collection when a sung lyric needs to carry the emotion of a scene. If you need a wordless bed for narration, start from an instrumental collection instead.
Mostly full-band. Acoustic guitar appears on most tracks, but electric guitars turn up on just as many, keyboards on most, and percussion is the single most common lead instrument. The result sits closer to adult contemporary and alternative pop-rock than to a lone voice and guitar, with strings on a handful of songs. Sounds-like tags in the metadata include Coldplay, Lucinda Williams and Neko Case, a fair guide to the range from polished to roots-leaning.
This set is nearly all vocal and leans adult contemporary and alternative, with electric guitars and keyboards sharing space with acoustics. The Folk collection is more acoustic-led, adds claps, stomps and world instruments, and roughly a fifth of its tracks are instrumental. A few songs, including Nicole Reynolds' 'Wonderin', appear in both. Pick this page when the singer and the lyric are the point; pick Folk when you want an organic acoustic texture that can also run wordless under narration.
Romantic and feel-good storytelling. The most common theme tags across the collection are romantic comedy, couples, romance and roadtrip, and love, happy and chill are the leading moods, which points to relationship content, travel edits and warm brand stories. Because the tracks have lyrics, place them where nobody is speaking: openers, montages, end cards and social cuts without voiceover. Tracks average about three and a half minutes, so there is room for a full-length edit or a clean cut-down.
Dispute it and state that the track was licensed through Audiosocket. Content ID claims can occur on licensed music, including vocal songs like these, and they do not mean the license is invalid. Every track is cleared for commercial use under the license you purchased, monetized YouTube included, and each license is perpetual for the finished video it covers, so the claim is a paperwork step, not a rights problem.