Royalty-Free Music for Streaming

Basically Average is a happy provider for Royalty-Free music that can be used for streaming platforms such as Twitch as well as video providers such as YouTube.

While the majority of music provided through Basically Average is sythetic pop or relaxing electronic music, Basically Average provides music of other genres and I am more than happy to take style requests or exclusive commissions through my Contact page.

If streamers or content creators wish to use the Royalty-Free music provided I just request that they credit me and either link BasicallyAverage.com and/or my personal website JohnnySalib.com.

Content creators do not need to inform me about the usage of the songs below, though it would be awesome if they do as I would be more than happy to cross-promote their content or add them to the list of content creators that are part of the Basically Average family.

Note that all my music is considered Royalty-Free, so if you find anything on my Spotify Artist Page that you are interested in using, you are more than welcome to use it.

If you need .mp3 files or .wav files of specific songs you are more than welcome to contact me so I can provide them for you.

The following are my current playlists that are currently curated for use:

Royalty-Free Streaming / Gaming Music [Direct Link]:

Royalty-Free Piano Music [Direct Link]:

You can find more curated playlists at SisypheanProductions.com, though it should be noted that I cannot confirm whether or not artists on those playlists are under the Creative Commons liscence, simply as I am aware that some artists bounce between the lines, making their originally Royalty-Free music for paid use after reaching a certain stage.

Let this page confirm that I have no intentions of doing such and if I were to move into the “pay per use” scheme, I would not change the liscening for any of the songs above or add any of the “pay per use” songs in any of the above playlists.

Commissions may be subjected to an initial charge for composition, depending on how complicated or intericate the music is, though in most cases I am happy to collaborate for free with the intention of having my content credited and/or cross-promoted.