Nihonichi Free BGM

Genre guide

Choose a genre by the feeling you need.

Genre is a useful starting point, but the final choice should match the pace and emotion of your scene. Each link opens the English catalogue with that genre selected.

Browse all genres

๐ŸŽง Lo-Fi

Soft beats and an unobtrusive texture for study, work, vlogs and relaxed voiceovers.

Open Lo-Fi โ†’

๐ŸŽฌ Cinematic

Wide, dramatic and emotional. Try it for trailers, storytelling and important reveals.

Open Cinematic โ†’

๐ŸŽท Jazz

Warm, stylish and conversational. A natural fit for cafรฉs, food videos and night scenes.

Open Jazz โ†’

๐ŸŒฟ Ambient

Minimal, slow-moving texture for focus, meditation, sleep and quiet scenery.

Open Ambient โ†’

๐ŸŽฎ Game BGM

Music shaped for play: menus, field exploration, battles and fantasy settings.

Open Game BGM โ†’

๐Ÿ’ผ Corporate

Clear, optimistic and supportive music for business videos, product demos and presentations.

Open Corporate BGM โ†’

Genre is only the first filter

After choosing a genre, narrow the list by tempo, duration and mood. A slow cinematic piece can work for a documentary, while an upbeat cinematic piece may fit a trailer. Preview the opening and the ending before committing it to an edit.

For Japanese-themed work: the library also includes Japanese Traditional music. It can be useful for travel videos, food content, festivals, historical scenes and game settings. Open Japanese Traditional music โ†’