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Open Air is bright without being cheerful. A sense of space and clean light — wide, open, and easy to be in for any length of time. The kind of music that makes a hotel spa reception feel calm and considered the moment a guest walks in — not relaxing in a heavy way, just easy to be in. Guests settle, the room feels right, and nobody can quite put their finger on why.
Works for: Facials · Body treatments · Beauty salons · Hotel spas · Waiting areas · Yoga studios
What's included
60-minute MP3 (–16 LUFS)
10-hour MP3 (–16 LUFS)
Commercial licence — perpetual, royalty-free, all professional use
One purchase. No ongoing fees. Yours forever.
Playing music commercially — in a spa, salon, hotel, or wellness centre — requires a licence. In the UK that's PRS. In the US, ASCAP or BMI. Most countries have an equivalent, and they all charge annual fees. Background music subscription services add another layer on top, typically $40–100 per month.
Each Melobleep spa track comes with two files: the 60-minute version for single treatments or shorter sessions, and the 10-hour version to press play at the start of the day and forget about it. Both are included at no extra cost.
Melobleep tracks aren't registered with any performing rights organisation. That means no licensing fees, no compliance risk, and no renewal reminders. Most venues earn it back against a subscription service within the first month.
Open Air is bright without being cheerful. A sense of space and clean light — wide, open, and easy to be in for any length of time. The kind of music that makes a hotel spa reception feel calm and considered the moment a guest walks in — not relaxing in a heavy way, just easy to be in. Guests settle, the room feels right, and nobody can quite put their finger on why.
Works for: Facials · Body treatments · Beauty salons · Hotel spas · Waiting areas · Yoga studios
What's included
60-minute MP3 (–16 LUFS)
10-hour MP3 (–16 LUFS)
Commercial licence — perpetual, royalty-free, all professional use
One purchase. No ongoing fees. Yours forever.
Playing music commercially — in a spa, salon, hotel, or wellness centre — requires a licence. In the UK that's PRS. In the US, ASCAP or BMI. Most countries have an equivalent, and they all charge annual fees. Background music subscription services add another layer on top, typically $40–100 per month.
Each Melobleep spa track comes with two files: the 60-minute version for single treatments or shorter sessions, and the 10-hour version to press play at the start of the day and forget about it. Both are included at no extra cost.
Melobleep tracks aren't registered with any performing rights organisation. That means no licensing fees, no compliance risk, and no renewal reminders. Most venues earn it back against a subscription service within the first month.
