Hotels & lobbies
Long-form, low-key instrumentals that hold a room for eight hours without anyone noticing a loop. Consistent tempo and mix level across the whole catalog.
For brands & businesses
Background music that doesn't sound like background music.
Our catalog is available to license through MassiveMusic, formerly Songtradr, for commercial spaces, campaigns and products. We wrote, played and recorded all of it, which makes the rights side unusually simple.
Cafés & retail
Warm, unobtrusive lofi that reads as considered rather than corporate. No vocals to compete with conversation at the counter.
Brand & social video
Beds that sit under voiceover and captions. Clear four- and eight-bar phrases that loop cleanly in a 15 or 30 second cut.
Apps, games & waiting states
Loopable ambient beds for onboarding flows, focus timers, menus and idle screens.
Why it's simple
One catalog, one owner, no publishing maze.
- Master and composition are both ours. No third-party clearances to chase.
- No uncleared samples anywhere in the catalog.
- MassiveMusic handles the licensing paperwork, territories and terms.
Trusted by
Licensed by Marriott and L'Oréal.
Hotel groups, global brands, retail and agencies license the catalog through MassiveMusic, where every quote, term and territory is handled in one place.
Where the catalog is used
Background music for hotels
Lobbies, restaurants, spas and guest video, licensed across one property or a whole group. Marriott is a customer.
Music for retail stores
Instrumental, mid-tempo and sample-free, so an in-store playlist clears fast for one shop or hundreds. L'Oréal is a customer.
Coffee shop and restaurant music
Can you play Spotify in a café? Not on a personal account. Here is how to license the lofi people already work to.
Music for TikTok, Reels and brand video
Sync licensing for brand TikToks, Reels, product film and ads, with clean masters and publishing under one owner. Marriott's TikToks run on it.
Hear the catalog first
The Spotify playlists are the fastest audition.
Ten hours of it is already sequenced and public. Put “Strictly Lofi” on in the room you're scoring and see how it sits before you open a quote.