Hardcore royalty-free music

Hardcore exploded out of early 1990s rave culture in the UK and Europe. Fast breakbeats, pounding kicks, hoover synths and piano stabs pushed dance music to 150 BPM and beyond.

Good uses for hardcore

• rave and festival content;
• extreme sports and stunts;
• high-energy gaming edits;
• 90s rave nostalgia videos.

Faster, harder

Rave hardcore mixed breakbeats with techno synths and sped-up vocal samples. Over the decade it split into many styles: jungle and drum and bass took the breaks, gabber took the distorted kick, happy hardcore took the piano and the joy. Tempos range from about 150 to 200 BPM. For 90s rave nostalgia, piano stabs and hoover synths are the instant signal.

Make a hardcore track

Describe it, for example 90s rave hardcore with breakbeats and piano stabs, and Mubert Render creates an original track. More fast styles are on the Hardcore Music page.

License

Every track is royalty-free and comes with a clear license. What each plan covers is listed on the license page.