Recommended BGM for a spa
Many people visit spas seeking relaxation for recovery from fatigue, beauty benefits, or as a special treat for themselves.
We’ve put together a collection of soothing music that’s perfect for such an ultimate relaxation space.
Just listening might be enough to melt your fatigue away, don’t you think?
Recommended BGM for a spa (1–10)
ElectraAirstream
If you want to create a comfortable yoga session, chillout music is essential.
This work is a quintessential piece of healing music that guides you into a deep meditative state.
Its ambient sounds that seem to drift through a serene space and the relaxed tempo weave a captivating soundscape.
It’s perfect for Hatha yoga, where you focus on your breath while stretching your body, or for quiet moments of meditation.
When you want to step away from the noise of everyday life and face yourself, this piece will gently accompany you.
Gayatri MantraDeva Premal
This is the definitive meditation music, where sacred chants are elevated into a contemporary form through a translucent, ethereal voice.
Featured on Deva Premal’s 1998 album “The Essence,” it was later reborn in 2018 on the album “Deva” as an extended version aligned with the seven chakras.
It’s said to be embraced by artists as well, including use in choreography by a Russian prima ballerina.
With wave-like, repeating melodies and the sound of the bansuri soothing body and mind, it’s perfect not only for yoga and meditation, but also for anyone looking to heal everyday fatigue.
Live PeacefullyMeditation Relax Club
A track by Meditation Relax Club, a group specializing in music for meditation and healing.
It is included on the 2012 album “Live Peacefully – Ultimate Meditation Relaxing Music Playlist.” Characterized by gentle instrumentals interwoven with sounds of nature, it creates a calm soundscape that helps restore balance to body and mind.
The unhurried tempo and sustained harmonies let you experience the sensation of loosening your body with deep breaths.
Recommended for those who want to enrich their meditation or yoga practice.
In the quiet, an expansive world of sound guides your awareness inward.
Ong NamoSnatam Kaur
Healing music that weaves the sacred mantra chanted at the beginning of Kundalini Yoga practice with a clear, crystalline voice.
This piece was included on Snatam Kaur’s 2004 album “Grace.” The chant—an invocation to the inner teacher and the Divine—gently repeats, wrapped in the soothing sounds of instruments like flute and tabla.
Play it before your morning yoga or stretching as a perfect way to center mind and body.
It’s also ideal for meditation, with the vibrations guiding your awareness into deep stillness.
Encuentro cercanoClan Caimán
For fans of Argentine music, the musician Emillio Haro is well known.
This is a work by the band he formed, built around the concept of music played by a fictional tribe.
Its exotic, laid-back atmosphere seems perfect for a spa setting.
The Angels Of ComfortIasos
This is a 1983 work by Iasos, a composer regarded and evaluated as a founding figure of New Age music.
It’s quite a grand piece, but if you use it as background music, the length shouldn’t bother you! Wrapped in sounds like these, you might find yourself wanting to go beyond relaxation and drift off to sleep.
Silk RoadKitaro
Kitaro is a composer from Toyohashi City in Aichi Prefecture who became famous for his synthesizer-based compositions starting in the 1970s.
He has won a Grammy Award and is internationally renowned.
One of his signature pieces is Silk Road, which many people may know as a television theme song.