Candle Lit, Coffee On
Candle Lit, Coffee On is a free, royalty-free slow morning bossa pop song you can use in your videos, also commercially. No claims from us.

- Genre
- Slow Morning Bossa Pop Song
- Mood
- calm, glowing, nowhere to be
- BPM
- 88
- Length
- 2:56
- Language
- English
- Best cut
- 0:02 to 0:17
Best for
- Morning routine videos
- coffee and café content
- candle and home fragrance shops
- journaling Reels
- desk setup and work-from-home vlogs
- slow living and self-care posts
Get the free file: message me on Instagram @elementa_nova with the song name.
Instagram @elementa_novaYou may use every track by Elementa Nova Music for free in your own videos, Reels, streams, podcasts, and courses, also for business and also if you earn money with them. You may not pass the music on as music, sell it, remix it, or register it with Content ID. I do not register my music with any recognition system, and if a platform reacts by mistake anyway, I help you.
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FAQ
Is Candle Lit, Coffee On really free?
Yes. Free for everyone, also for business accounts and monetized channels. No hidden terms.
Can I use it commercially?
Yes. Ads, client videos, product videos, and courses, all fine.
Will I get a copyright claim?
We do not register our music in any claim system, so no claim comes from us. If a platform makes a mistake, contact us and we help you sort it out.
Do I have to credit you?
No, but a short credit helps other creators find free music too.
Is there an instrumental or a shorter cut?
15- and 30-second cuts and an instrumental version are coming. Ask us on Instagram @elementa_nova if you need one now.
What language is the song in?
English. All our songs are released in English first.
Who made this song?
Elementa Nova Music is the music project of artist Natalie Pikul. The songs are made with the help of AI and released through all major stores. Lyrics and concept by Natalie Pikul.
Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music: search “ElementaNova” once the links are live.
Question for the comments: Candle or coffee first in the morning?