NANA
Great solution to music for creators
Great solution to music for creators. Only downside is not as much in terms if options after having used it for a few months now.

Soundstripe is the leading provider of music licensing solutions for creators, brands and agencies - offering a library of premium royalty-free music crafted by Grammy-winning artists. Tap into dynamic audio made by musicians worldwide, polished by pros in Nashville, and cleared for wherever it goes next. With innovative AI tools, find the perfect track fast for your films, ads, podcasts, and more.
Soundstripe (soundstripe.com) has 769 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5.
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NANA
Great solution to music for creators. Only downside is not as much in terms if options after having used it for a few months now.
Melissa
I wish there were less songs and more documentary music.
Eric
Get rid of re applying for licensing for each use. Would be nice to have real music that people are familiar with to be able to license.
Emily
Great music. Love. I would love for the search function to been deeper, meaning songs meta data being tagged better, even more specific. You have the tempo one down, but the rest kinda blend together when it comes to searching for emotion and feeling.
Deryk
Some really good music! The only thing they really NEED is the thumbs up/down for songs like other music streaming services. Would be a great way to find other songs for my needs. LOVE the pricing schedule though. Great value!
Robert
Have to search thru a ton of mediocre/ cheesey / just not catchy songs until I find good ones in every genre
Ramon
To be honest, I feel that the music choices you have tend to be very narrow in genre. It’s very difficult to find truly ambient or light pulsing music without some big sounding synth or drum hit. Two of the artists that I like a lot are Falls and Chelsea McGough “Wistful” and “Particles” respectively. I’d like to hear more of those particular arrangements. For me, they help invoke some light tension which can be used in a number of different videos. Maybe I’m not searching correctly and if you have some advice for me that would be most appreciated. Overall I do like what you are offering it’s just that it would be nice to have some material that I need instead of what you think I want.
Ben
I like the quality of the music. Would really love a larger selection.