Use Case
Strip Club Background Music
erosound sells instrumental music packs that a strip club can play on the floor, in VIP rooms, and in promo videos. Section 1 of the license covers playing the tracks in clubs and other venues. Section 2 allows adult and sexually explicit content. The ASCAP and BMI licenses most clubs pay for do not usually cover music in the videos a club posts online. Packs start at $15, and each one includes the license as a PDF.
Listen to tracks from the catalog
Hazy Torch
What ASCAP and BMI licenses do not cover
ASCAP and BMI blanket licenses let a venue play their members' songs to the people in the room. Putting a song into a video is a different right, called synchronization. A blanket license does not usually include it. So a club that posts reels set to popular songs may be using music it has no rights to.
The erosound license covers any commercial use of our tracks. Section 1 names playing them in clubs and other venues, at events, and in videos and ads. Section 3 lets you edit the tracks. If a platform flags a promo post, the license PDF is your proof of permission. You can also attach it when a booking contract asks you to confirm music rights.
Music that fits the club
- Dark Trap: slow and heavy, with 808 bass. It fits the main stage.
- R&B Beats: slow R&B with deep bass and a softer sound. It suits VIP rooms and private dances.
- After Hours Deep House: a steady beat at about 123 BPM, for clubs that want house music instead of trap.
No track appears in more than one pack. If you buy more than one genre, each room can have its own tracks with no repeats between them.
Ways a club can use the tracks
- Social media videos. Reels, TikToks, and short clips on X. The license covers music in videos, including adult content.
- VIP and private rooms. The slower R&B Beats tracks work well in quieter rooms away from the main floor.
- Private booked events. Bachelor parties, private buyouts, and off-site shows.
- A backup library. The packs are MP3 files you keep. They play without an internet connection, so they work when your streaming service is down.
Pack sizes for a club
A club plays music shift after shift, so more tracks means fewer repeats. A 12 Hour Pack gives the most variety, for $39. The Dark Trap 12 Hour Pack has 360 tracks and runs 13h 15m, and the R&B Beats 12 Hour Pack has 249 tracks and runs 12h 16m.
A 3 Hour Pack ($15) works for one project, such as a promo campaign or one recurring event. The R&B Beats and Dark Trap bundles each have all 3 packs of that genre for $59. The R&B Beats bundle has 436 tracks, and the Dark Trap bundle has 630.
Packs from $15. Bundles of several packs cost less. Download after payment. No account needed.
Common questions
- Do I still need ASCAP and BMI if I use erosound?
- Only for other music. ASCAP and BMI licenses cover the popular songs you play. Section 1 of the erosound license covers playing erosound tracks in your club, and it also covers videos, promo, and edits. If you play both, you keep both.
- Can a DJ at the club use these tracks in a mix?
- Yes. Section 3 of the license allows editing, looping, layering, and remixing. A DJ can blend erosound tracks into a set for your club. The license does not allow releasing a remix as music on its own.
- Is there a limit on views for promo videos?
- No. The license sets no limit on views. A reel with 5 million views uses the same license as a reel with 500.
- Can my dancers use the tracks for their own OnlyFans or Fansly content?
- Not under the club's purchase. The license belongs to the buyer and cannot be transferred, and Section 4 does not allow sharing the audio files. A dancer who wants the tracks for their own content needs to buy their own pack.
- Is there a multi-venue license?
- No. There is one license, and it belongs to the buyer. The audio files cannot be shared with another business. If each location is its own legal business, each one should buy its own packs. Email support@erosound.com if your setup is unusual.
- Will you add new tracks, or is the catalog fixed?
- On the 1st of every month, each pack that sold the month before is replaced with all-new tracks, so a club can buy a new pack each month and never repeat a track. The packs you already bought stay licensed to you.