Real recordings · Lifetime license · Music you can own
Music for Podcasts
Royalty-free intro, outro and background music for podcasts — cleared for every episode, on every platform. No Content ID claims, no copyright strikes, no extra GEMA fees, no monthly subscription. License a track once from €29.90 and keep it for life: real recordings by the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road — never loops or AI.
Curated by Paul Lorenz — composer, arranger & conductor · London Symphony Orchestra · Abbey Road Studios · Vienna State Opera
500M+ streams · Gold & Double Platinum · Instant download · Lifetime worldwide license
Is Artyfile music safe to use in my podcast?
Yes. Every Artyfile track is fully cleared for podcast use — the synchronization right and the master-use right are both managed directly by Artyfile, with no third-party label or collection society able to claim your episode after it goes live. That means no Content ID blocks, no copyright strikes, and no retroactive demands on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube or any broadcast platform. One purchase covers every episode of your show, worldwide, for life — audio and video repurposing included.
Royalty-free vs. free podcast music — what is the difference?
"Free" music usually comes with strings: attribution requirements, Creative Commons limits, or a track thousands of other shows already use. Artyfile is royalty-free in the truest sense — you pay once and owe no ongoing royalties, no per-stream fees, and no subscription. If you are still weighing the options, here is the hidden cost of "free" music — but for a track that is exclusively yours to build a brand on, a one-time license is the safer foundation.
How much does podcast music cost?
A single Artyfile Basic license is €29.90, one time, per track — lifetime, worldwide, every episode, with an instant 44.1 kHz WAV download. Compare that to a subscription library: cancel your plan and you lose the right to the music you already published. With Artyfile there is nothing to renew. See full pricing and license terms. Podcasters building long-term IP can also choose Artyfile Limited Edition (from €96.90) to own a share of the master recording and earn a slice of its streaming and sync royalties.
Why real orchestral recordings matter for your intro
A listener decides whether your show sounds professional in the first four seconds — before a word is spoken. Artyfile tracks are performed by the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios, not assembled from MIDI patches or AI stock. That depth and clarity survive even heavily compressed podcast streams, giving an independent show the same sonic authority as a major network production. Every recording is curated by composer Paul Lorenz (30 years, 500M+ streams).
Why Artyfile
Real Orchestras, Not AI
Recorded with real orchestras — including the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road — and produced to film-score standard, never AI-generated stock.
Fully Cleared
Sync & master rights managed directly by Artyfile, for life & worldwide. No extra GEMA fees, no Content ID blocks.
Beyond Licensing
With Limited Edition you own a share of the master and earn streaming & sync royalties.
Instant Download
Studio-grade 44.1 kHz WAV, the moment you buy. No subscription.
Music for Podcasts: hand-picked & sync-ready
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Frequently asked questions
Is Artyfile music podcast-safe and copyright-free?
Yes. Every track is fully cleared — both the sync and master-use rights are managed directly by Artyfile — so it is safe to publish on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube and broadcast. There are no Content ID blocks, no copyright strikes and no retroactive claims, anywhere in the world.
Will Artyfile music get my podcast claimed or demonetized?
No. Because Artyfile controls both the recording and the publishing rights, no label or collection society can file a Content ID claim or monetization hold against your episode. You keep your ad revenue and sponsorships without surprise takedowns months after release.
Can I use one licensed track on every episode of my podcast?
Yes. A single Artyfile Basic license (€29.90) covers unlimited use of that track across every episode of your show, on every platform, for life — as your intro, outro, interstitial bed or trailer. There is no per-episode fee and no renewal.
What is the difference between royalty-free and free podcast music?
Free music often requires attribution, restricts commercial use, or is shared by thousands of other shows. Royalty-free means you pay once and owe no ongoing royalties or per-stream fees. Artyfile is a one-time buyout: €29.90 for a lifetime, worldwide sync and master license you fully control.
How much does music for a podcast cost?
Artyfile Basic is a one-time €29.90 per track, with lifetime worldwide rights and an instant 44.1 kHz WAV download — no subscription. Unlike subscription libraries, you never lose access if you stop paying. Limited Edition tracks (from €96.90) also let you own a share of the master and earn royalties.
Is the music AI-generated or made from loops?
Neither. Every Artyfile track is performed by real musicians — including the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios — and curated by composer Paul Lorenz. Real recordings have clear human authorship and fully documented rights, which is exactly what makes them safe to license for a monetized podcast.