120+ tracks for creators
Indie devs and YouTubers can access 120+ tracks via a Patreon bundle this week — a growing trend where creators license ready music for games and videos directly from composers. The drop was highlighted on social as a practical resource for small studios and streamers. (x.com)
The package appears on PavloTunes’ Patreon as a locked post titled “120+ tracks, download mp3, commercial use,” with the post metadata showing Aug. 6, 2021 on the creator’s Patreon page. (patreon.com) PavloTunes publishes background-music releases across streaming platforms, including a Spotify album “Background Music for Videos, Vol. 1” listed with 50 songs. (open.spotify.com) Multiple PavloTunes uploads on YouTube and SoundCloud include download and licensing links labeled “Free Download Mp3 / Stream / Licence,” indicating a workflow of public previews plus gated license/downloads. (youtube.com) (soundcloud.com) The same Patreon creator account also published a separate locked post advertising “200+ tracks,” suggesting members can access a catalog that exceeds the 120-track bundle referenced in the social share. (patreon.com) Other Patreon music creators use the same subscription-plus-license model: Composer Squad’s Patreon lists 400+ tracks and paid tiers that include commercial-use permissions, showing this distribution-and-licensing approach is common on the platform. (patreon.com) The X share that highlighted the bundle is reachable at the status id 2037773942341910787 but the public X page required sign-in or did not load for verification, and the Patreon posts themselves are behind membership locks so exact track lists, file formats per track, and any current pricing or tier terms could not be fully retrieved without logging in. (x.com) (patreon.com)
