Use Case
Pole Dance Instrumentals
erosound sells instrumental music packs for pole classes, routines, and performance videos. The license covers playing the tracks in your studio, at shows and competitions, and in the videos you post. Dark Trap and R&B Beats are slow and heavy. After Hours Deep House has a steady beat at about 123 BPM. Packs start at $15, and Section 2 of the license also allows adult content.
Listen to tracks from the catalog
Hazy Torch
Why pole studios need licensed music
Many studios teach to popular songs. Then they use the same songs in routine videos or paid events, where the studio does not hold the rights. That can lead to copyright claims on the videos.
The erosound license covers this kind of use. Section 1 names pole dance performances and recitals. It also covers playing the tracks in studios, at live shows, and at events, including ticketed ones. Section 3 lets you edit the tracks. Every pack includes the license as a PDF.
What instructors and studios need
- A class library. Enough tracks to teach a 12-week course without repeating songs. The Dark Trap 3 Hour Pack has 90 tracks for $15, which is about 7 new tracks a week. Dark Trap also comes in a 6 Hour Pack (180 tracks, $27) and a 12 Hour Pack (360 tracks, $39). R&B Beats has 3 Hour, 6 Hour, and 12 Hour Packs at the same prices.
- Routine music for showcases. One track, or two joined together, for a 2 to 4 minute routine. Section 3 of the license lets you cut, loop, and edit a track to match your counts.
- Performance videos. Studios that post routine videos on Instagram or YouTube need music the license covers. Keep the license PDF with the video files.
Which genre fits which routine
Dark Trap fits strong, athletic routines: power spins, sudden drops, and heavy floorwork. It is slow and hard-hitting, with 808 bass.
R&B Beats fits slow, flowing routines: extensions, slow transitions, and long holds. It is slow R&B with deep bass and a softer sound than Dark Trap.
After Hours Deep House fits routines built on a steady count, such as chair and floorwork combos. It runs at about 123 BPM. It comes in a 3 Hour Pack (54 tracks, $15) and a 6 Hour Pack (105 tracks, $27).
Adult pole content and the license
Pole is also part of adult work, such as strip club sets and pole content on OnlyFans. Many royalty-free libraries ban adult use in their terms. Section 2 of the erosound license allows adult and sexually explicit content, where that content is legal.
Studios that never make adult content can use the same license. It covers paid classes, ticketed events, and branded studio videos. You pay once, with no per-event fees.
Packs from $15. Bundles of several packs cost less. Download after payment. No account needed.
Common questions
- Are the tracks at the right tempo for pole?
- For slow routines, yes. Dark Trap and R&B Beats are both slow. After Hours Deep House is faster, at about 123 BPM. Play the tracks on this page to check them against your counts.
- Can I use these for a paid competition routine?
- Yes. Section 1 of the license names pole dance performances and covers ticketed events. Recording the routine and posting the video is covered too. Keep your license PDF with the recording.
- Will my Instagram or YouTube video get a copyright claim?
- We cannot promise it will not. We do not register the music with Content ID or any similar system. A platform or third party can still flag audio. Keep your license PDF and email support@erosound.com with the track name and claim details.
- Can I use the tracks for paid online pole classes?
- Yes. Paid online classes, paid in-person classes, and paid retreats all fall under the same license.
- Do the tracks change in the middle, or stay the same?
- It varies by track. Listen to the player on this page to judge each one. If a track does not change where your routine does, Section 3 of the license lets you cut and rearrange it.
- Do any tracks have vocals?
- No. Every pack is instrumental, with no lyrics.