Staff picks
This fresh mixtape of royalty-free music brings urban beats, drum machines and trap elements. Use it to limber up before a workout or just get into the groove.
When to play warm-up music
- stretching and mobility before training;
- gym and fitness class intros;
- dance and street workout videos;
- pre-game hype clips.
Getting ready to move
A warm-up track should build energy gradually. Trap and hip-hop beats bring a confident groove at a moderate tempo, so the body wakes up without rushing. Punchy drum machines and deep 808 bass keep the mood focused. For gym class intros, a steady groove around 90 to 110 BPM sets the mood without pushing too soon. For pre-game hype clips, a heavier beat with a clear drop builds excitement.
Make a warm-up track
Describe it, for example confident trap beat with 808 bass for a gym warm-up. Mubert Render writes an original track. More of the style is in Trap.
License
Every track is royalty-free and comes with a clear license. What each plan covers is listed on the license page.
