Meditation Music.
Made for Practitioners.
Royalty‑free meditation and healing music that helps you deliver consistent, professional experiences for your clients, students, and listeners – in every session, recording, and class.
Listen Before You Buy
Stop Worrying About Your Session Music.
Download the Practitioner’s Sound Guide + a Free 60-Minute 528 Hz Track Pack.
Get the exact roadmap for using music in trauma-informed, somatic, and meditative sessions. Your free track pack includes a full commercial license (worth $47) so you can use it in your paid classes and recordings today.
Meditation Music That Builds Trust and Connection.
Every download gives you two high-quality versions of the track: a full-immersion music mix and a "voice-ready" version with the frequencies already carved out for your guidance. You get a simple commercial license with every purchase, so you can lead sessions and record content with total peace of mind.
Shop For:
Guided Meditation Music | Sleep & Hypnosis Music | Yoga, Breathwork & Reiki Music | Frequency & Binaural Beats Music
Made for People Who Guide, Teach, and Heal
For Live Work
For therapists, coaches, yoga, breathwork and Reiki practitioners who want longform, low‑distraction music to support nervous‑system regulation, movement and energy work in the room without pulling focus from the space you’re holding.
For Recordings & Programs
For meditation teachers, hypnotherapists, sleep specialists and course creators who need voice‑friendly tracks with clear commercial licensing for guided meditations, sleep audios, online programs, YouTube and platforms like Insight Timer.
Build a Recognisable
Sonic Space
A consistent musical palette helps clients settle more quickly, whether they’re with you live or listening on their own.
Focus on the Session,
Not the Playlist
The right music performs the intended function, rather than serving as a distraction.
Clear Commercial Licensing
Our longform design ensures your sound stays steady as your business grows into new meditations, courses, and programs.
Sound Techniques, Explained.
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Audio that physically pans between the left and right ears. Requires headphones. It is used specifically by trauma-informed therapists to support emotional processing and "bilateral" brain activation during EMDR or somatic sessions.
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These use two different tones (one in each ear) to gently guide the brain into deeper meditative states. Requires headphones to be effective for private, one-to-one "inner work."
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Rhythmic pulses that work on both speakers and headphones. These are a powerful tool for group sessions, yoga classes, or ceremonies where clients aren't using personal headsets.
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These are "natural" tunings designed to help clients feel grounded and safe. They work perfectly over any setup and don't require technical jargon for you to explain to your clients.
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Soundscapes designed specifically for nervous-system regulation. These are ultra-gentle, slow-evolving textures with no sudden changes, keeping your clients anchored in their bodies.
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We provide two versions of every track: a full-immersion mix and a "voice-ready" version with the frequencies already carved out. It ensures your guidance stays clear without you having to be an audio engineer.
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FAQs
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Yes. Tracks and collections are licensed for commercial use in your own practice, including paid 1:1 sessions, classes, retreats, online courses, and membership programs.
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In most cases yes, as long as the music is part of your content (a meditation, class, or program) and not sold as standalone audio; the license is written with teachers and app creators in mind.
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Each purchase includes high‑quality MP3 files, bundled in a single download. It means that you can use the music in DAWs, video editors, or simple playback apps without extra conversion.
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Yes. Trimming, looping, fades, level adjustment, and gentle EQ to fit your sessions or recordings are all allowed; the main restriction is that you can’t resell or redistribute the raw audio as a music library.
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You can buy individual tracks for specific uses, then later upgrade into themed collections or bundles that reuse the same sounds so your library grows without starting again.