London Symphony Orchestra · Abbey Road Studios
Music for Podcasts
Your podcast's first impression is its intro music. Artyfile's orchestral tracks — recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios — give independent podcasters and broadcast networks the same sonic authority as major radio productions, fully cleared for worldwide, lifetime use from €29.90.
What "Fully Cleared" Means for Your Podcast
When you license a track from Artyfile, both the synchronization right and the master-use right are managed directly by Artyfile. There is no third-party publisher, no collection society claiming fees after the fact, and no Content ID system flagging your episode on YouTube, Spotify, or any other platform. That applies globally and permanently — one purchase covers every episode you ever produce under that show, on every distribution channel, including radio broadcast and video repurposing. No subscription. No annual renewal.
This matters specifically for podcasters because most music libraries clear only the sync right, leaving the master right in the hands of a label or collection society. The result is unexpected monetization blocks, revenue holds, or retroactive licensing demands months after your episode goes live. With Artyfile, that scenario does not exist.
Pricing for Podcast Use Cases
Artyfile Basic — €29.90 per track
One purchase. Lifetime worldwide synchronization and master-use license. Instant WAV download at 44.1 kHz. Use the track as your podcast intro music, outro music, interstitial bed, or trailer score — all covered under the single license. No subscription required.
Artyfile Limited Edition — from €96.90
Own 1–10% of the master recording as a Music NFT. In addition to your full sync and master-use license, you earn a proportional share of streaming and sync royalties generated by that track across all platforms. For podcasters building long-term IP or looking to invest in the music they build their brand around, this tier converts a production cost into a revenue-generating asset.
Why the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Matters Here
A podcast competes for attention in the same feed as BBC documentaries, Netflix productions, and NPR programs. The opening four seconds of your intro music signal production quality to every prospective listener before a single word is spoken. Artyfile tracks are performed by the London Symphony Orchestra and recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London — not assembled from MIDI patches or loop libraries. The dynamic range, the room acoustics, and the live ensemble performance are audible at any playback quality, including compressed podcast audio streams. Curator Paul Lorenz — composer and producer with 30 years of experience and over 500 million streams — oversees every recording session, ensuring each track functions as a standalone musical statement and as a reliable, repeatable sonic brand asset for your show.
Why Artyfile
Real Orchestras
Recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios — no MIDI, no samples.
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.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I find orchestral intro and outro music that is cleared for podcasts?
Artyfile offers a dedicated catalogue of orchestral music recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios, London. Every track is available with a lifetime worldwide synchronization and master-use license — both rights managed directly by Artyfile — making each track fully cleared for use as podcast intro music, outro music, or any in-episode placement.
What does it cost to license podcast music from Artyfile?
A single track under the Artyfile Basic tier costs €29.90 — a one-time payment with no subscription and no renewal fee. The license covers worldwide, lifetime use across all podcast platforms, radio, and video repurposing. The Artyfile Limited Edition starts at €96.90 and additionally grants you a 1–10% ownership share of the master recording as a Music NFT, including ongoing royalty participation.
Will Artyfile music trigger Content ID blocks or copyright claims on my podcast platforms?
No. Because Artyfile manages both sync and master rights directly, there are no third-party label or collection-society claims attached to the recordings. Your episodes will not be flagged, monetized against, or blocked by Content ID systems on YouTube or any other platform. There are also no additional GEMA fees — sync rights are managed directly by Artyfile.
Why does it matter that the music is recorded by a real orchestra rather than produced with MIDI or loops?
Podcast intro music functions as an audible brand signature. Live orchestral recordings — performed by the London Symphony Orchestra and captured at 44.1 kHz in Abbey Road Studios — retain dynamic nuance, ensemble breath, and acoustic depth that MIDI mockups and loop libraries cannot replicate. Even through compressed podcast audio streams, the difference in perceived production quality is audible to listeners.
Who is behind the music on Artyfile, and what qualifies them to produce podcast music?
Artyfile was founded by Paul Lorenz, a composer and producer with 30 years of professional experience and over 500 million streams across his catalogue. Lorenz oversees all recording sessions with the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios, ensuring each track meets both artistic and commercial placement standards — including the specific sonic requirements of podcast intro and outro formats.