Find background music for your indie game, game jam project, or gaming video. Every track is free to download and cleared for commercial use, no account needed.
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Rio Shadows
Create a Brazil Phonk track with 140 BPM, distorted 808 bass, chopped vocal samples, and Baile Funk drum patterns. Add rhythmic samba percussion and a dark, aggressive Phonk melody.
FLow
Key: A minor or C major (warm and rhythmic, perfect for G-Funk's chill voice). Tempo: 90-100 BPM (medium tempo, ensuring the smooth flow and laid-back voice). Instrumentation: Synthesizers: Rich, deep synths (smooth leads and pads) for a nostalgic, funky sound. Funky Basslines: Strong, bouncy basslines that carry the rhythm, deep and warm. Drums: Classic 808s for punchy kicks, snappy snares, and hi-hats with that signature West Coast bounce. Electric Piano & Keys: Soft keys for harmony, providing a mellow voice. Vocal Samples: Background samples with G-Funk flavor, occasional "yeah" or "uh-huh" vocal cuts, creating that laid-back street feel. Flow: 4/4 Time Signature with a slow yet rhythmic bounce. Smooth, storytelling flow, focusing on rhythm and cadence, not speed. Bridge/Transition cues to change up the pace, adding depth and dynamics to the song.
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Royalty-free tracks cleared for indie games, game jam submissions, YouTube videos, and Twitch streams.
Indie games on Steam and itch.io need music that fits the world you've built, not generic loops. Every track is cleared for commercial release, so you can ship your game without worrying about music rights.
Indie games on Steam and itch.io need music that fits the world you've built, not generic loops. Every track is cleared for commercial release, so you can ship your game without worrying about music rights.
A quick guide to formats, licensing, and why loopability and mood matter when picking music for your game.
Every track here is free to download as MP3, cleared for use in commercial game releases, game jam submissions, and gaming videos. No account or registration required, and no attribution needed when your game ships.
Start with your game's genre and the scene you're scoring. A horror survival game needs something different from a casual puzzle game, even if both want something "atmospheric." Tempo matters too: looping tracks for gameplay need a different BPM range than a one-shot cinematic trailer cue.
Describe your game scene in a prompt and Musicful's AI will generate a custom track around it. You can dial in genre, mood, and tempo, or upload footage to score it directly. It's the fastest way to get a track that fits your game's world without settling for something generic.
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Piano 
Corrido 
Phonk 
Jazz 
Birthday 
Lullaby