Genre
After Hours Deep House Instrumentals
After Hours Deep House is dark deep house instrumental music at about 123 BPM. It has a steady kick, rolling bass, and dark pads. It is faster than R&B Beats and Dark Trap, and it keeps a steady beat for movement. The license allows use in adult and sexually explicit content. The 3 Hour Pack costs $15, the 6 Hour Pack costs $27, and both together cost $32.
Listen to tracks from the catalog
The Deep Pressure
What After Hours Deep House sounds like
Dark, late-night deep house. The kick is steady, and the bass line rolls instead of punching. Chords hang in reverb, and the percussion stays in the background. There are no vocal hooks, no big build-ups, and no festival-style drops.
Tracks settle into a groove early and stay there. That keeps a room or a stream moving for hours without pulling attention from the person on camera.
Pack sizes and prices
- 3 Hour Pack ($15): 54 tracks, 3 hours 17 minutes.
- 6 Hour Pack ($27): 105 tracks, 6 hours 16 minutes. No track overlap with the 3 Hour Pack.
- After Hours Deep House bundle ($32): both packs, 159 tracks, 9 hours 33 minutes. The packs cost $42 if you buy them one at a time.
A pack is named for its play time, not its track count. Each pack plays for at least the hours in its name.
Deep house tracks are longer than the rest of the catalog, about 3.5 minutes each. So these packs have fewer tracks for the same play time. Each pack is a ZIP of 320kbps MP3 files with a license PDF.
What After Hours Deep House is used for
It fits cam streams and other long live sessions, where a steady beat keeps the energy up for hours. It works on strip club and pole stages that want house music instead of trap. It suits boudoir and fashion shoots that want a club feel at a lower volume. It also fits fetish and kink content that needs a colder, more mechanical sound than R&B.
Outside adult content, it works for lounge and bar playlists, night driving videos, fashion edits, and cycling or treadmill sessions.
It is not a good fit for content that needs warmth or a daytime feel. It also does not sit quietly under speech. For talking content, R&B Beats is a better fit.
Track details
No track appears in more than one pack. All tracks are instrumental.
The tracks run at about 123 BPM. That makes them easy to play back to back in a media player or DJ software.
Packs from $15. Bundles of several packs cost less. Download after payment. No account needed.
Common questions
- What BPM are After Hours Deep House tracks?
- About 123 BPM. That is a common deep house tempo, so the tracks are easy to beat-match into one continuous set.
- How is this different from R&B Beats and Dark Trap?
- Tempo and energy. R&B Beats and Dark Trap are both slow. After Hours Deep House is faster, at about 123 BPM, with a steady kick. It has the same dark sound, made for movement.
- Why do deep house packs have fewer tracks?
- Deep house tracks average about 3.5 minutes, which is longer than our lofi or R&B tracks. The packs are built to a play time, so longer tracks mean fewer tracks in a pack. The 3 Hour Pack has 54 tracks and plays for 3 hours 17 minutes. The 6 Hour Pack has 105 tracks and plays for 6 hours 16 minutes.
- Can I DJ with these or play them as a continuous mix?
- Yes. Section 1 of the license covers playing the tracks in clubs and venues, at events, and in live streams. You can play and stream a mix. You cannot upload the tracks, or a mix of them, to Spotify or other music services as a music release.
- Is there a 12 Hour Pack?
- Not right now. After Hours Deep House has a 3 Hour Pack ($15) and a 6 Hour Pack ($27), or both as a bundle for $32.
- Is this music licensed for adult content?
- Yes. Section 2 of the erosound license allows use in adult and sexually explicit content. The content must be legal where you make and share it. Cam sites, clip stores, subscription platforms, venues, and recorded videos are all covered.