Required display element. Must be accessible within one click of the listening experience and visible for at least 5 seconds at the start of each new song. Works well in a compact player bar paired with the song title.
Soundtracks for your app
Give users a curated music experience that plays alongside your content. From fitness classes and wellness sessions, to live streaming or on-demand video, Feed.fm Soundtracks are fully licensed and built to keep users on your platform.
In-app music that keeps users on your platform
Feed Radio Soundtracks enhance the experience users are already having in your app. Instead of sending users to external playlists or asking them to find their own music, Soundtracks integrate curated music directly into your core product experience.
Whether users are taking a workout class, meditating, learning, or following guided instruction, music supports the moment without disrupting the flow. Because stations continuously evolve and shuffle over time, content stays engaging long after it’s published.
Dual-stream control
Feed.fm delivers music through a separate audio stream that plays seamlessly alongside your video, narration, or instructor audio. Dual stream music integration works for both live streams and on-demand content. No file editing or manual audio mixing required. Users get distinct volume controls for both streams so they can dial in the video-to-music balance they prefer.
Users who picked a music station in the Future app logged 3.3x longer sessions.
Music menus drive engagement
76% of users are more likely to download an app when they can choose the music they listen to. Enable simple menu options like genre, energy, era, or mood, or start users on a default station they can change anytime. That light-touch control makes workouts and wellness sessions feel more personal and fresh, while Feed.fm handles the programming to boost session length, replays, and long-term engagement.
A few display requirements, easily designed in
Streaming licensed music requires a handful of required display elements. These must be accessible within one click of the listening experience, and at the start of each new song, all metadata must be visible for at least 5 seconds. After that, you can tuck it behind a tap or popover. Feed.fm reviews your implementation before launch to confirm everything is in order.
Artist name
Song title
Required display element. Must be accessible within one click and visible for at least 5 seconds at the start of each new song. This is the most recognizable element to users and worth keeping visible even in minimal player designs.
Album title
Required display element. Must be accessible within one click and visible for at least 5 seconds at the start of each new song. Can live inside a popover or expanded view rather than the primary player bar.
"Powered by Feed.fm" or the Feed.fm logo
One or the other is required, you don't need both. The logo can be small and tucked into the player bar alongside the other required metadata.
In-app licensing disclaimer
The full disclaimer text is provided by Feed.fm and must be present somewhere in your application. Feed.fm reviews your implementation before launch to confirm all requirements are met.
Flexible music UX built for modern apps
Some experiences work best with music mapped directly to content. Others benefit from giving users control through a music menu. Feed.fm supports both approaches.
Embedded soundtracks
Music automatically follows the moment with no user decisions required.
Great for:
- guided workouts
- meditation
- wellness
- educational content
Personalized soundtracks
Let users shape the vibe of their experience by choosing mixes by genre, mood.
Great for:
- fitness platforms
- lifestyle apps
- retention-focused experiences
Empowering your users
Separate sliders for video or instructor audio and music. Users control the balance between the two streams on their own terms.
Thumbs up/down feedback loops directly to the curation team, making the station smarter and more aligned to your users over time. US only.
Users can skip up to 6 times per station per hour. Keeps the experience dynamic while maintaining a lean-back, programmed feel. US only.
Keeping users inside the app
Sworkit previously sent users to external playlists, breaking the workout experience. After integrating Feed Radio with an in-app station menu, users pick their genre and stay in the app the whole time.
How they doubled retention
Music choice as a retention feature
Future pairs world-class personal trainers with SMS coaching and an in-app music menu, letting users select a curated station for every workout. By giving members control over how each session sounds and feels, Future created more personalized, replayable workout experiences. Users who selected a music station logged 3.3x longer session times.
See the results
Dual volume as a product differentiator
CITYROW made independent volume controls for music and instructor audio one of their product's signature features. Users can dial in exactly how much of each they want, and it became the most talked-about feature among their members.
Behind the feature users love most
Science-backed soundtrack design
Dance-centric, uplifting pop music with a strong beat (115–125 bpm). Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, Olivia Rodrigo, etc.
Light, fun pop from the last decade to ease into workouts & for cooldown after main workout segment(s).
Uptempo Pop (125+ bpm) for higher-intensity workouts: remixes of chart toppers & energetic radio hits.
Today’s biggest Latin hits, focusing on reggaeton and related styles: Karol G, Daddy Yankee, Maluma, etc.
EDM & dance pop hits from the past 10 years including David Guetta, Tiesto, and Calvin Harris.
Modern electronic music focused on popular festival producers & DJs. High intensity (125+ bpm).
The biggest hip-hop hits from the past 5+ years, focused on artists working within today’s trap rap stylings: Lil Uzi Vert, Megan Thee Stallion, Cardi B, etc.
High-intensity, fast-tempo (140+ bpm) hits from today’s hip-hop stars.
The biggest hits of the 1980s: Madonna, Phil Collins, George Michael, etc.
The biggest hits of the 1990s: Mariah Carey, TLC, Spice Girls, etc.
The biggest hits of the 2000s: Rihanna, Usher, Justin Timberlake, etc.
The biggest hits of the 2010s: Beyonce, Calvin Harris, Katy Perry, etc.
Calm, soothing pop songs from SZA , Ed Sheeran, Gracie Abrams, etc.
Slowish-tempo beats with light vocals, from such masters of chill as Bonobo, Tycho, Air, etc.
Peaceful guitar for chill time, an invitation to slow down and breathe.
Waves gently crashing on the shore, an ideal backdrop for masking environmental noise during sleep.
Slowish-tempo rhythms with minimalist melodies, ideal for active relaxation and positive mood.
Peaceful piano for chill time, an invitation to slow down and breathe.
Ambient sounds with minimal rhythm and calming, soothing tones.
Simply rain with a sprinkling of thunder, an ideal backdrop for masking environmental noise during sleep.
Expert curation
Expert curators design stations that keep users coming back. Data-driven station refreshes, continuous shuffle playback, and user-selectable genres and moods mean the same workout, lesson, or guided session can feel different every time. Content stays engaging longer without requiring new production.
Add music to your app content
Fully licensed Soundtracks that lift engagement, extend the life of your content, and keep users coming back.
Add music to your app content
Fully licensed Soundtracks that lift engagement, extend the life of your content, and keep users coming back.