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Soundstripe
Music library & sound effects for video, podcast, film & TV. Real music. Real licensing. Built for creatives.
About Soundstripe
Since being founded in 2016 by three Nashville-based musicians, Soundstripe has grown to be the industry’s premier commercial audio library. With our award-winning catalog of music and sound effects, we give creative professionals the flexibility they need to enhance every type of content, including video, podcasts, and TV. Soundstripe also simplifies the complexities of music licensing, ensuring legal, accessible music for creatives worldwide. Music licensing can be exclusive, inefficient, and expensive, hindering content creation in a rapidly evolving digital age. Instead, we make it easy to find the right music to fit every format, including AI-powered editing, stems and cut-downs, and access to real human support whenever you need it. Whether you’re producing national ad campaigns, an original series, or standout social media content, our premium royalty-free music is here to bring the emotional side of your story to life. The Latest Hits: ・A Soundstripe-exclusive track, ‘First Light’, was featured in the hit TV show ‘Grey’s Anatomy’. ・To date, Soundstripe artists have collectively won 12 GRAMMYs, achieved 31 certified-Gold/Platinum records, and landed four Billboard #1s.
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Products & Services
Soundstripe pulled together some great tracks for the season and a college hype playlist to help find the right music for campus content generation.
Reported by Jeff Perkins
Presence & Recognition
Soundstripe is looking for guests for upcoming episodes of Soundstripe Sessions.
Reported by Jeff Perkins
Presence & Recognition
Soundstripe hosted a Soundstripe Sessions episode featuring Walker Beard discussing creativity, careers, and the economics of the music business.
Reported by Jeff Perkins
Products & Services
Soundstripe catalog tracks were played by Jeff Perkins to a prospect who listened to them and found they were all Soundstripe songs.
Reported by Jeff Perkins