Sreyashi Chatterjee

Are you spending hours scrolling through music libraries only to find the same old background scores? With the vast amount of content online, you will likely hear the same music piece in 10 different videos. Content creators want unique music that resonates with the vibe of their videos to create … Read More

A day in the life of a content creator typically involves creating content, searching for unique background music, making the content live, getting copyright strikes, and removing the content. Okay, we might be exaggerating a bit here, but how many times have you got copyright strikes? Or how much time … Read More

Whether it is the catchy “Ta Dum” sound of Netflix or the soulful sound of Nokia that we 90’s kids grew up listening to, nostalgia kicks in whenever we hear these tunes to date! These tunes are ingrained in our minds. So much so that if we hear a tune … Read More

Imagine this: you create a fantastic video, and now it’s time to add the background music. You spend countless hours searching for an apt background score that compliments your content and is not already used by other creators 100,000 times. But you don’t have any luck, and you post the … Read More

Content creators need original music. Be it short films, games, shorts, reels, or any type of content that matters, music connects the characters with the stories. If you use the same old music your audiences are already familiar with, they will likely scroll through your content. But how do content … Read More

With the increasing demand for royalty-free music, short filmmakers, social media creators, and game creators like you are always looking for affordable sources. As this demand rises, the need for a tool that simplifies the use of background music without the fear of copyright strikes becomes even more crucial. Soundraw … Read More

What do content creators dislike the most? It has to be copyright claims! You have a perfectly shot and edited video. You add music that goes well with it, and you publish it. A day later, you receive an email about copyright claims and are forced to take down your … Read More