Festival toplines, drop vocals and hooks built for electronic arrangements — recorded dry so they sit right after your own processing chain. Most producers grab an EDM acapella here for one of two jobs: a full topline to build a track around, or hook fragments to resample into leads, chops and vocal FX. Every file lists BPM and key upfront, so you know before downloading whether it falls into your project's pocket or needs a stretch.
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Yes — every EDM vocal on Voqlr is 100% royalty-free. You pay once, receive a PDF license issued in your name, and keep all royalties from your releases on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and beyond.
The catalog currently spans 63 to 180 BPM. Every listing shows its exact BPM and musical key before you buy, so you can match your project or plan a clean stretch or pitch shift.
The full stem pack as provided by the artist — typically lead vocals, doubles, harmonies and ad-libs as separate files — plus your personal license PDF. Download is instant after checkout, and EDM vocals start at €9.95.
Yes — many Voqlr vocalists take custom work. You describe your track, pay a fixed price up front, and your payment is held safely until the vocal is delivered.
