Free BGM / Royalty-Free Music / Since 2002

Free BGM for YouTube, games, film, and video.

H/MIX GALLERY is a 300+ track background music library by Japanese composer Hirokazu Akiyama. Preview and download original BGM for stories, games, trailers, podcasts, streams, and creator projects.

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The most-played tracks on H/MIX GALLERY right now, in popularity order. Press play — no sign-up, no download needed.

All 300+ tracks can be previewed and downloaded free in the Music Library.

What makes this library different?

Every track is composed and produced by one identifiable composer. That gives creators a clean source for free BGM, royalty-free Japanese music, fantasy soundtracks, horror ambience, emotional piano, battle themes, and cinematic background music.

300+original tracks
2002online since
1 composerHirokazu Akiyama
JPY 2,200+commercial license

Find BGM by use case

Japanese BGM

Samurai, shrine, festival, feudal Japan, koto, shamisen, shakuhachi, and taiko textures.

Game & Battle Music

RPG battles, boss fights, adventure scenes, fantasy towns, dungeons, and dramatic transitions.

Horror BGM

Dark ambience, ghost stories, J-horror moods, suspense, and eerie background music.

Healing & Relaxing Music

Gentle piano, calm strings, peaceful nature moods, sleep, meditation, and vlog scenes.

Sad & Emotional BGM

Melancholic piano, farewell scenes, memories, drama, documentaries, and emotional storytelling.

Cinematic & Epic BGM

Grand orchestral moods for trailers, fantasy worlds, historical drama, and heroic scenes.

License overview

You can use H/MIX GALLERY tracks for many creator projects by following the terms and linking to the site. Commercial licenses are available when your project needs paid usage rights or cannot include credit.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I use this free BGM for YouTube?

Yes. Follow the terms and include a link credit to H/MIX GALLERY in your description.

Is this music safe for games and video production?

The music is original work by Hirokazu Akiyama. For commercial releases, review the license page or request a commercial license.

Where should I start?

Open the Music Library for all tracks, use the royalty-free music gateway for a global overview, or start with Japanese BGM if your project needs authentic Japanese atmosphere.