Start with the venue, then choose the plan.
Music and licence answers written for your kind of room.
Venues
Short-term events
What each page covers
- Salons
- Sonosfera gives salons catalogue-cleared background music without a separate society licence for Sonosfera tracks under an active plan. Set the room, protect the brand, and keep the playlist appropriate from first appointment to late-afternoon colour work.
- Barbershops
- Barbershops need music with character, but still enough control to keep the room welcoming all day. Sonosfera keeps it legal, ad-free, and consistent across walk-ins, fades, and weekend rushes.
- Spas
- Spas need music that lowers shoulders the moment someone walks in. Sonosfera delivers catalogue-cleared ambience that keeps the whole journey coherent, from reception to treatment to checkout.
- Cafes
- Cafes need background music that supports dwell time, pace, and regulars without sounding like a staff member handed over the aux cable. Sonosfera keeps it licensed, balanced, and ready from first brew to final wipe-down.
- Restaurants
- Restaurants need background music that changes pace with service, keeps conversation possible, and feels aligned with the menu and lighting. Sonosfera makes that practical without extra licensing admin.
- Retail stores
- Most in-store music providers charge a subscription while local licensing may be separate. Sonosfera-only playback under an active plan needs no separate society licence because the catalogue is original music owned by Sonosfera. The price shown covers Sonosfera music in your shop.
- Food festivals
- Food festivals need a soundtrack that helps outdoor stands, tasting tables, and sponsor areas feel organised without turning every zone into a stage. Sonosfera short-term access gives event teams an eligible catalogue route for fixed-date background playback.
- Product launches
- Product launches, showroom events, and brand activations need music that feels intentional for a few high-pressure hours. Sonosfera short-term access gives teams a controlled catalogue layer for fixed-date background playback.
- Charity events
- Fundraisers, community evenings, PTA fairs, and charity markets often need music for one date only. Sonosfera short-term access helps teams plan eligible background playback without turning the music decision into a last-minute scramble.
- Markets and craft fairs
- Markets, craft fairs, and holiday stalls need enough atmosphere to make the space feel alive while vendors still serve customers clearly. Sonosfera short-term access gives organisers a fixed-date background-music route for the Sonosfera catalogue.
- Pop-up bars
- Pop-up bars, tasting rooms, temporary cafes, and weekend hospitality concepts need music that can work for a few dates without forcing a long-term venue setup. Sonosfera short-term access gives teams an eligible catalogue option for planned background playback.
- Clinics
- Clinics need music that reduces tension without feeling sentimental or distracting. Sonosfera gives healthcare-adjacent spaces a compliant, controlled soundtrack that softens the room without undermining trust.
- Hotels
- Hotels need atmosphere that shifts across lobby traffic, breakfast, lounge time, and evening arrival. Sonosfera gives hospitality teams a catalogue-cleared base layer that keeps the property feeling coherent from check-in to last orders.
- Pilates studios
- Pilates studios need music that supports tempo without stealing attention from breath, cues, and form. Sonosfera gives studios licensed background music that can feel calm, focused, or gently driving across the day.
- Yoga studios
- Yoga studios need music that respects the room: gentle enough for breath work, stable enough for flow, and licensed for a public-facing business.
- Gyms
- Gyms need music that feels active without becoming chaotic. Sonosfera helps fitness spaces keep a licensed, appropriate soundtrack running across quieter sessions, busy floors, and class transitions.
- Events and pop-ups
- Markets, retreats, exhibitions, open days, and pop-ups often need music for days rather than months. Sonosfera short-term access is shaped for that temporary use case.