Featuring dubstep bass, hard-hitting hip-hop beats, and sharp trap leads, it delivers nonstop energy perfect for action content, sports highlights, workouts, event promos, car racing, new technologies, and more.
Energetic, Dark and Dramatic Hip-Hop / Rap Music track featuring synthesizers, percussion and claps in the powerful beat and orchestral staccato strings.
Energetic and powerful, this stylish trap track blends a bold lead melody with punchy brass, deep 808 bass, vocal chops, and touches of dubstep flair, .
Royalty free rap background music for videos, reels, and ads
Punchy drums, deep 808s, and a hook you remember. This collection of rap music keeps energy high while leaving space for captions and voiceover. Use it for product promos, vlog intros, gym edits, gaming clips, behind-the-scenes stories, and brand spots where rhythm sets the tone without stealing the scene.
You will find clean instrumental beds, short themes, and full song cuts with edit points. For voice-first pieces, choose a steady background beat. For intros and end cards, pick a catchy chorus or sting with a clear button ending. Try
“Put Your Money In My Bag” for upbeat reels,
“Do It Better” for moodier shots,
and “Urban Life” for product reveals.
Featured composers:
Infraction,
KD Music,
SPMusicGroup.
Your royalty free download includes MP3, WAV, and a license PDF ready for client delivery. Posting across YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, or paid social, enable the Hide Content ID filter to keep uploads clean. If you need no copyright rap music for YouTube, that toggle helps avoid automated claims. Stock music style beds sit next to fuller rap songs, which makes it easy to buy, download, and drop into the timeline.
FAQ – Rap Music
How do I keep my voiceover clear over a beat?
Lower the bed by 6–9 dB under speech, trim a little sub below 60–80 Hz, and leave a half beat of space before key lines. Simple hi-hat patterns help captions stay readable.
Instrumental beat or a song with a hook for my edit?
A hook grabs attention for intros and end cards. Instrumental beds feel smoother under dialogue, how-to steps, and pricing. Many tracks include both versions for quick swapping.
What BPM works for vlogs, gym clips, or ads?
85–95 BPM feels laid-back and confident. 95–110 BPM adds pace for promos and reels. Faster tempos can work for hype moments if the drum part remains simple.
Can I loop a track for longer videos without it feeling repetitive?
Choose cues with clear 8 or 16-bar sections. Loop the middle, then return to the original ending for your final slate. Small drum fills every few bars keep things fresh.
How do I avoid explicit lyrics for brand or family content?
Pick instrumental versions or tracks marked clean. If you like a vocal flavor, use short ad-libs or chopped phrases rather than full verses.
Any quick tips for transitions between sections?
Cut on bar lines, drop the kick for a bar before reveals, and use a short riser or snare fill into the title frame. Button endings land well on logo screens.
Can I make own rap tracks based on your music?
You can use Melody Loops music only as a part of non-music production like video, slideshow, etc.
Download royalty free rap background music for any use.