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Royalty Free Music for Unboxing Videos: Energize Your Content with our 10 Best Unboxing Songs and Playlists

Jourdan Aldredge

Dec 10, 2024

As far as YouTube niches go, perhaps the most interesting one to open up and dive into is the fascinating (and surprisingly huge) world of unboxing videos. Even if you aren’t super familiar with this genre by name, you’ve probably seen these videos.

A host introduces themselves to viewers and then proceeds to do what every one aged two and above loves to do best… open boxes. That’s kind of all there is to know about unboxing videos, at least in how they are presented.

However, making great unboxing video content is another story. It’s not as simple as it looks. And if you truly want your unboxing videos to stand out against all of the noise, you’re going to want some high-quality, royalty free unboxing video music that provides the soundtrack to your content.

Let’s explore how royalty free music can help your unboxing videos perform better than the rest. We'll also give you some hand-picked playlists and recommendations and provide you with some additional tips to get the most out of your unboxing content.

What are unboxing videos?

 

Before we dive into some track recommendations and music licensing tips, let’s first go over some of the basic tenets of what makes unboxing videos so popular in the first place. As mentioned above, the concept for unboxing videos is quite simple. It’s just a person opening a box. 

Yet, if you watch enough of these types of videos, you start to see that it’s more than that. These unboxing video channels are usually powered either by a charismatic host who makes the experience suspenseful and fun or by a host who is a subject-matter expert and can give lots of insights into the different elements of the unboxing experience and their significance to the whole.

Either way, though, as you can see in the example video above, to get started with unboxing video content, you only need a camera, yourself, and a box. Oh, and you also need the most important element of your production… music.

10 top royalty free songs for unboxing videos

To help give your unboxing videos the best soundtrack possible, let’s explore some royalty free songs which will help to make your content more fun, engaging, and watchable. Perhaps more than any other sub-genre of online video content these days, unboxing videos really aren’t super complex or visually interesting, which is why engaging music is so critical.

With that in mind, let’s check out ten of our best unboxing songs that would be great options to consider for providing the soundtrack to your unboxing video content. These royalty free songs range across different musical genres and styles, but they are all great (and ready to use) for YouTube or any other online platforms on which you’d like to share your unboxing videos.

1. Adventurous Spirit by Reveille

  • Description: A medium-energy, acoustic song that is best described as hopeful and inspiring. Guitar and acoustic guitar are the primary instruments in this track.
  • BPM: 114
  • Key: A Major
  • Listen and license here.

2. Hot Toddy by GEMM

  • Description: A low-energy, electronic song that is best described as chill and hopeful. Bass and synth bass are the primary instruments in this track.
  • BPM: 80
  • Key: C Major
  • Listen and license here.

3. Majestic Skies by Strength To Last

  • Description: A medium-energy, electronic song that is best described as chill and happy. Ambient tones and drums are the primary instruments in this track.
  • BPM: 90
  • Key: Bb/A# Major
  • Listen and license here.

4. Pillar by Shimmer

  • Description: A low-energy, classical song that is best described as chill and inspiring. Ambient tones and drums are the primary instruments in this track.
  • BPM: 86
  • Key: A Minor
  • Listen and license here.

5. Awake All Night by Lunareh

  • Description: A medium-energy, electronic song that is best described as happy and fun. Ambient tones and bass are the primary instruments in this track.
  • BPM: 120
  • Key: B Minor
  • Listen and license here.

6. All Rise by Ghost Beatz

  • Description: A high-energy, electronic song that is best described as angry and chill. Ambient tones and bass are the primary instruments in this track.
  • BPM: 149
  • Key: Db/C# Minor
  • Listen and license here.

7. Follow Me by Daniele Musto

  • Description: A high-energy, electronic song that is best described as fun and happy. Synth and bass are the primary instruments in this track.
  • BPM: 124
  • Key: Db/C# Minor
  • Listen and license here.

8. Picture It by Matt Wigton

  • Description: A low-energy, electronic song that is best described as chill and romantic. Bass and synth bass are the primary instruments in this track.
  • BPM: 117
  • Key: G Minor
  • Listen and license here.

9. Motivation by Ivy Bakes

  • Description: A high-energy, electronic song best described as happy and fun. Synth and percussion are the primary instruments in this track.
  • BPM: 170
  • Key: F Minor
  • Listen and license here.

10. Carol by Cody Martin

  • Description: A medium energy, score song best described as reflective and hopeful. Strings and harp are the primary instruments in this track.
  • BPM: 138
  • Key: G Minor
  • Listen and license here.

These are just a few songs from our vast royalty free music collection, which you can explore in our full catalog on our Soundstripe app.

What is royalty free music?

An electric guitar sits on an amplifier after recording royalty free songs for unboxing videos.

We’ve mentioned a term here a few times now that we should take a moment to make sure that you’re understanding. “Royalty free music” is a music licensing term which can sound a bit confusing, but it’s really quite simple. Here’s a great primer on what royalty free music means.

To understand how music royalties work, you must understand that all music has basic copyrights. These copyrights extend to both the composer of the music as well as the musicians who recorded the music. And if you want to use any music for short films or other projects, you’ll need to obtain permission from the copyright owners.

Royalty free music can be a great option for all your unboxing videos simply because it’s easy to find and use. Soundstripe’s music is composed and recorded by Grammy-winning artists who know (and truly care) about making great music for all types of films and video content.

Our top playlists for royalty free music for unboxing videos

Now, let’s get back to the music. To go along with some of the recommended royalty free music for unboxing videos above, here are some playlists worth exploring to find the perfect soundtrack for your unboxing videos. 

Unboxing Playlist

Description: Cruising tracks that set the tone of a slick unboxing video.

Upbeat Creator Playlist

Description: Upbeat tunes are trending among our vloggers and social media content creators.

Easy Pop Playlist

Description: Modern, low-key pop from Nu Alkemi$t, Cira Grandi, SPARKZ, Luna Wave, and many more.

Happy Holidays Playlist

Description: All the Jingle Bells!

Top 50 AI Editable Tracks Playlist

Description: Check out some of our top picks and try out AI Song Editing.

Of course, there is always going to be more music to listen to, so if you’d like to keep exploring options for your unboxing videos, check out these additional playlists here.

Tips for using royalty free music in unboxing videos

 

Finally, now that you’ve got some basic definitions and plenty of royalty free music recommendations to review, let’s give you some simple and helpful tips to keep in mind as you make your own unboxing videos.

  • Remember that you will be speaking over the music. Look for exciting unboxing background music, and perhaps even unboxing sound effects to enhance the excitement without overpowering the content.
  • Learn your target audience and try to make content that fits in their expected tone and voice.
  • Consider downloading preview tracks to use as placeholders in your edits before deciding if a track is right for your project.
  • Be sure to check out our library of royalty free sound effects to give your unboxing videos even energy and action.
  • Try out Soundstripe’s AI Song Editor to instantly edit your audio track to match the length of your unboxing videos.

It’s best to remember that the most successful unboxing videos are the ones that appear to be the most genuine, so don’t overthink things. Just be sure to have fun creating your unboxing content.