Free Music

FREE Royalty Free Music

This page contains over 25 FREE Music tracks which you can use in ANY multimedia project (Video Games, Movies, Commercials, Podcasts, Youtube, etc) for absolutely nothing. Free Royalty Free music, baby.  See small details at the very bottom. These are instrumentals, looking for Rock/Pop? Go here.


Luphia – VERY cute and catchy tune with an island theme. Perfect for any platform game.
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Crunchin’ – Fun little tune with Piano, Flute, and Clarinet. Great for puzzles and platforms.
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Sephine – Funky island jazzy tune featuring Steel Drums, Flute, and a Trumpet.
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Joker – Super happy and super Caribbean sounding. Reminiscent of Girls Gone Wild ;)
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Giovanni – Full of nylon guitars, Latin percussion, and some really cool strings.
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Mosca – Great tune which transitions from Spanish guitar to a Latin trumpet section and back.*
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Giza – Great medley of Middle Eastern instruments give this piece fantastic ambience.
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Ra’s Garden- Egyptian feel of trekking the vast desert at night, perhaps on a camel?*
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Sobek Temple – This piece follows an adventurer treasure hunting in an ancient temple.*
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Giza II – This piece feels as though the hero is finally leaving the desert on a happy note.
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Melancholy – An Oboe, a Flute and a Nylon Guitar cry together in this sweet, sad melody.
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Folk Healing – On a lighter note. This arrangement of Oboe, Flute, and Bassoon is quite playful.
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Artificer Heroes – Authentic Celtic instruments give this piece a sprightly feeling.
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Arista – The Harpsichord was at the heart of Baroque Music, just like this piece.
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Note: These Sci-fi tunes are bit older, but still work well for mobile games, Flash apps, Youtube, and similar.

Argentum – Futuristic Synths modulating into pounding Drums get the pulse pounding.
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Silver – Rhythm section wtih touches of Synths and a mellow Vibes give this an eerie feeling.
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Barren – Think of an old Cello and Marimba surviving on the surface of the moon. Interesting.
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Duel – A lone Oboe sets the mood for this piece and is joined by another for the ending Duel.
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Aeon of Discovery – Driving piece with Trombones and makes me want to wear battle armor.
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Scapegoat – A March tune to keep your battle buddies’ spirits up. Great Snare section.
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Lucky Charm – A glimpse of hope until you’re awakened in the middle of the battlefield.
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Scholar – A somber reflective piece wtih many emotions and motifs along the way.*
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March Home – After the battle is over, the war-worn heroes begin the arduous journey home .*
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Frique – Symphony and ethnic percussion give the feeling of encounters in a mysterious land.*
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Remotion – An ambient piece which seems to take refuge in the cool night of the jungle.
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Creole – Escaping the dungeons, crawling through trenches, and immediately back into danger.*
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Small details: The only thing I ask if you use one of the following tracks is that you shoot me an email using the contact page, and give Credit to Jaybot7 LLC somewhere in the project.

Yes, you can absolutely use this in a commercial project (the kind that you charge money for). No, you don’t have to pay me anything. Just make sure you contact me and give me credit somewhere as stated above. The only thing you can’t do with these Royalty Free tracks is re-license or sub-license them (meaning, you can’t simply download them and start selling them as your own).

If you don’t plan on using them for any project, but just want to download some great music, you can do that too ;) Just right click on the links and choose Save Target/Link/Pizza As (depending on your browser).

*Tracks denoted with this asterisk means they were co-written with Randall Handorf, a fine composer in his own right (and a nice enough guy to grant his permission to do this with his tracks).

Music Archive

The songs below total over 130 FREE Music tracks I have written for various projects, which you are free to listen to and enjoy. However, the songs below can not be used in any project as they are already in use by their respective owners. If you’re looking for free royalty free music, head back above this paragraph. Thank you :)

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Anthelion March

Pirate’s Theme

Suicide

Anthelion Title

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Anthelion 2 Title

Cibon

Watching

Trading

Federation

90_90_arvale

Main Battle

Dhierce Port

The Caves

Danger!

Dragon Theme

Durkire

Ending Theme

Entoque Castle

Sorcynth Factory

Final Boss

Invyl

Overworld Theme

Big Boss

Nikal

Arvale Main Theme

90_90_arvale2

DeMechev’s Theme

Main Battle

Big Boss

Sad Anna’s Theme

Lost Dungeon

Winding Dungeon

Dungeon of Time

Creepy Dungeon

Forest of Darkness

Future Wastelands

Monkey Jungle

Kytar Kingdom

Melonchi Caves

Oriental Village

Overworld Theme

Future Technology

Queous Village

Klumet Town

Soneros Beach

Waterworld Theme

Arvale II Main Theme

Armed March

The Dynasty of Konija

90_90_bowling

Burning Burgers

Burger Night

90_90_catchy

Rook IE: Jump Bot

Lumberjack: Good Wood

Ballroom: Hesitation Waltz

Remix 1

CloverFish: Dangerous Waters

Arvale: Duncan Swing

Remix 2

Tennis: Racquet Racket

Morty: Rats on the Beach

Sandwich Slinger: Which Sandwich?

Remix 3

Final Mix

Catchy Cadence Title

90_90_corsair

The Corsair Theme

Pub Fight

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Feelin’ Blue

Funkin’

Tadpoole

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Fish Tanked

90_90_flux

Blowhole

Demon’s Gate

Dodo

Mega

Terrafying

90_90_funfactory

Fun Factory

Slider

Crane

90_90_asia

Disorient

Horizon

Serene

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Mainland

90_90_boards

Checkered

Chess

Reversi

90_90_classics

Aqua

Classic

Jimmy the Snake

Cannons

90_90_gems

Melonchi Dwarves

Jewel Master

Sunstone Swap

Sapphire Spires

Game Over

90_90_solitaire

Solitude

Over There

Down

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Changes

Pacing

Still Here

90_90_sudoku

Sudoku Zen

90_90_glyphos

Glyphos Kicks Ass

90_90_maggot

Maggots!

90_90_melonchi

Melonchi Minecarts

Duncan

DeMenchev

Grwyth

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Memories

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Snails Theme

Moogum’s Barnyard

Egyptian Nooginz

Space Waltz

Sewer Storm

Jungle Schnoogie

Moogolph

90_90_rats

Rats Title

Morty’s Theme

Sewer Slidin’

Ratopolis!

Underwater Jazz

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Loungin’

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Chessire

Dotted Line

Red Light

Traveling

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Intro

Isola

Villagers

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Da Boss

Devil’s Suite

Menu Jam

Speed Jam

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Ba-Boom!

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Paul Watson November 18, 2009 at 7:54 pm

Hi Jason

This is Paul in Texas. I am looking for something nice to put on my wife’s oil painting site. Some of your midevil music may do well. I am still thinking. When I get something put on the website, I will let contact you. I would like to give you credit in the way you like.

I see you like Japanese culture. Me too. Have you been there? Down south? Favorite city?

mata ne,

Paul

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Jason Surguine November 19, 2009 at 1:41 am

Sounds great Paul! I sent you an email as well.

Yup, huge fan of Japanese culture, you got me :) Been to Japan 5 or 6 times and plan on moving there for a year simply to get my speaking level fluent (my reading and writing is pretty much there, but when I have to speak, my mouth/brain falters).

Favorite city? Tokyo (I know, so boring). Nagoya and Kyoto and Nara are nice. Fukuoka has a nice atmosphere as well (but something smells funny, some local fish stinks up the whole city at night, or maybe that was my traveling partner, I’m still not sure…).

Un! Mata ne, Thanks for contacting me! (うん!またね!連絡を本当に有り難う御座いました) < - this will look like gibberish if you don’t have Japanese fonts installed, sorry :)

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Paul Watson November 29, 2009 at 8:15 am

Jason San,

With your permission, I have used 2 of your songs on my wife’s art web page: http://www.monkey-painting-gallery.com The main web page has a “Music Credits” link at the bottom. This provides links directly to your page. Please tell me if the credits I have provided are not sufficient. And thanks.

Also: My wife does oil paintings of antique Japanese themes. Look under Asia then & Now. You might like what you find.

Kindest Regards & Arigato Gozaimasta
Paul F. Watson

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Jason Surguine November 30, 2009 at 1:49 am

Paul (sent to your email as well),

Very cool. I really like the art style, your wife is quite talented! I especially like the Japanese stuff (of course) :)

Thanks so much!

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Heavyequipment December 11, 2009 at 1:50 am

Thank you so much, I enjoyed March Home music track !

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Jason Surguine December 11, 2009 at 11:20 am

Glad you enjoyed it Heavyequipment :) Thanks for dropping by!

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Imran March 9, 2010 at 10:04 am

downloading for use as background music on youtube and on website. thank you very much

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Imran March 9, 2010 at 10:55 am

Great Music, can’t stop listening… work on project delayed… Many thanks Jason

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Paul Watson April 26, 2010 at 6:51 pm

Hi Jason,
This is my second post regarding your great music. My 6 year old daughter heard music on her mother’s website and wanted some for her room. So now you have a new fan & a customer for life.
Thanks & Regards
Paul W.

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Jason Surguine April 26, 2010 at 10:27 pm

Hey Paul! that’s wonderful to hear :) I makes me feel really happy, especially when children enjoy my music!

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Albert Fowler September 27, 2010 at 2:29 am

Hi Jason,
I really like alot of you music and would love to incorporate it into a game I’m developing for school. Apparently your contact page is down or something as I can not send a message to you with it. Send me an email and I will let you know which choices I would like to use.
Thanks,
Albert Fowler

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Jason Surguine September 27, 2010 at 5:25 am

Albert, last time, I swear! :)

My contact page works fine, but the email address you entered into it always bounces, without fail. Are you sure you’re inputting it correctly? Or maybe your school just blocks email originating from a Japanese IP, I have no idea. I also responded to you on your Linked in Page. Anyway, to my response:

Hi Albert!

Sure thing! Sounds great! Just be sure to give the proper credits to Jaybot7 LLC and/or Jason Surguine with a link to the music page in the credits of the game somewhere.

And when you’re done, I’d love to see the finished game as well, as it sounds quite interesting!

Thanks!

- Jason Surguine
Jaybot7 LLC

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