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Yoga background music and songs for classes, videos, and meditation
Calm, voice-friendly yoga music for real classes and at-home practice. Find gentle
music for yoga class, relaxing beds for meditation flows, and quick MP3/WAV download for studios, teachers, and apps.
All tracks are royalty-free for commercial use.
Expect soft piano, airy pads, Tibetan bowls, light acoustic textures, and slow pulses that do not crowd the voice.
Try “Melodies Of Tranquility” for slow flows and
“Healing Vibrations Flow” for warmups and morning routines.
For longer meditations, “A Meditation” fades naturally and loops cleanly.
Fast download
Instant MP3 and WAV download with a license PDF. Edit in WAV; use MP3 when you need a smaller file. If you publish on several platforms,
the “Hide Content ID” filter helps avoid automated checks.
Music for Vinyasa (steady flow)
A gentle pulse that follows the breath, minimal percussion, and clean loop points. Works for 45–60 minute classes without pulling focus from cues.
Yin & Restorative (slow, spacious)
Long sustains, soft highs, and simple harmony. Spacious tones keep attention on the teacher and help the room settle.
Meditation, Breathwork & Savasana
Very quiet beds with no bright cymbals. Fade in around the setup, stay a few dB under speech, and leave a breath of silence before closing words.
Spa & Reiki ambience
Warm pads and bowls for arrivals, cool-downs, and quiet rooms. Instrumental only, no lyrics, so guidance remains clear.
Vinyasa feels natural with a gentle, steady pulse. Yin and Restorative work best with slow, spacious cues and long sustains. Avoid busy percussion during breath counts.
How loud should the music be under guidance or breath cues?
Keep the bed clearly below the voice. Start ~10–12 dB under the mic, dip a little on instructions and pranayama counts, then return to a stable level once movement begins.
Instrumental or with vocals?
Instrumental is safest for clarity. Light humming or airy textures are fine, but avoid lyrics over instructions or meditation scripts.
How do I keep a session cohesive from warmup to savasana?
Use one theme with light variations: sparse at the start, a slightly fuller bed for peak flow, then a quieter cue for cooldown and rest.
What is the simplest way to loop music for longer classes or videos?
Find a stable middle section, crossfade on a downbeat or natural breath point, and close by returning to the track’s original ending.
Which file format and loudness are safe across platforms?
Edit in WAV, deliver WAV or high-quality MP3. Keep peaks comfortable and avoid harsh highs; aim for a calm, even level across the whole set.
How long should a class playlist be?
Prepare 60–90 minutes for studio classes, 30–45 minutes for home practice videos. Include a quieter section for meditation and savasana.
What is the difference between royalty-free and free yoga music?
Royalty-free means you pay once and can use the track within license terms. “Free” often has unclear rights or platform claims, which can delay uploads.
Download royalty free yoga background music for any use.