Hi Creators,
Today, we’re sharing two updates for music on Roblox:
- Songs uploaded by creators are now visible on the game details page, making your music discoverable to any player on the platform. They’ll also be able to listen to a 15-second preview of your song.
- We’re launching Too Lost music in the Creator Store, giving you access to thousands of new songs by independent artists and labels to use across your games.
These updates also support a bigger shift in how music works on Roblox. Players can discover new artists, artists can reach new audiences, and you can promote your own music in places players already visit. Below, we’ll dive into more details about each update:
Songs on the Game Details Page
What’s New for Creators
Last year, we launched the Music Top 100 chart and updated the game details page to show top songs played in the game. Until now, these surfaces only showed tracks that have an international standard code (ISRC) attached to them, which greatly limited which songs could be shown. Now, we’re removing the ISRC restriction for the game details page. This means creator-uploaded songs can now show up there when they meet the eligibility requirements.
What Makes a Song Eligible
When you upload audio to Roblox, it’s automatically classified as a sound effect or a song. Sound effects are not eligible to appear on the game details page, but they can be distributed on the Creator Store. A song can appear on the game details page if:
- It passes all moderation and copyright checks
- It meets the minimum duration, playback (number of unique plays), and platform age requirements
- It has a meaningful and appropriate title. For example, “20260607_recording” would not be meaningful, while “Dungeon Theme” would be
- The uploader is ID-verified
- The uploader has acknowledged the Roblox Audio Terms of Use
If your song is eligible, it’ll become visible on the game details page by default when playtime requirements are met. You can toggle this visibility on the asset’s Configure page in Creator Hub. You can also add the Roblox usernames of song composers or collaborators in the “Song Artist” field. If this field is left blank, you’ll be listed as the artist.
Once your song is on the game details page, players can click the song tile to see the song details page. Here, they can view additional information about the track and listen to a 15-second preview.
Next Steps
We’re also working on surfacing eligible songs on the Music Top 100 chart and improving how players browse music there. That includes better sorting and category options, so players can find the music they want more easily.
New Music from Too Lost
More Music to Choose From
Too Lost music is now available in the Creator Store. You now have access to a deeper catalog to use for background music, soundtrack moments, and music-led gameplay. The catalog spans hip-hop, pop, electronic, rock, alternative, and more, from a growing roster of artists and labels around the world.
Every track in this catalog is distributed by Too Lost, so the music you add comes from verified, rights-cleared sources.
Featured Artists
The Too Lost catalog includes music from a diverse range of artists, from names you already know to rising voices across genres. Here’s a look at some of the artists’ music available at launch:
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A$AP Ferg: A Harlem-bred rapper and founding member of the influential A$AP Mob, known for hard-hitting anthems like Plain Jane, Work, and Shabba. His bold, high-energy hip-hop and trap production is a natural fit for action sequences, competitive moments, or any game that needs a track with serious swagger and intensity.
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Royel Otis: An acclaimed Australian indie duo known for their breezy, guitar-driven blend of indie rock, dream pop, and surf-pop. Their catchy, laid-back sound is a great fit for chill hangout spaces, exploration and open-world moments, or any game that wants a cool, effortlessly modern indie vibe.
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The All American Rejects: The iconic rock band behind hits like Gives You Hell and Dirty Little Secret brings a catalog of anthemic, high-energy tracks that can give your game serious atmosphere. Their music spans alt-rock and pop-punk, great for action sequences, competitive moments, or any game that benefits from a big sound.
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Alex Warren: A pop singer-songwriter who broke out to a massive online following before establishing himself as a chart-topping recording artist. His emotionally charged, arena-sized folk-pop brings an uplifting, triumphant energy that works well for cinematic reveals, big story beats, or celebratory moments in your game.
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Additional artists include: Teddy Swims, Jessie Reyez, Mach Hommy, and Quavo
This is just a sample of what’s available. The full Too Lost catalog in the Creator Store spans hip-hop, pop, electronic, rock, alternative, and more. Explore the full selection here.
How to Find Too Lost Music
- Open the Creator Store and go to the Audio tab on Web, or open the Toolbox in Studio.
- Browse the Too Lost section to discover top tracks, or use search to find music by name.
- Use the sorts and filters, including Audio Type (Music or Sound Effect) and what’s new or trending, to narrow results.
- Add a track to your inventory from the Creator Store, then add it to your game using a Sound object, boombox, jukebox, or background music system.
For step-by-step guidance, see our documentation on Playing Background Music, Playing Positional Sounds, Sound Objects, and the Audio API.
Next Steps
In the coming months, we’ll onboard more Too Lost artists, expand the available selection, and continue improving music discovery in the Creator Store. As gaming, music, and social platforms become more intertwined, we’ll keep building tools that make music a stronger part of every game.
Give Us Your Feedback
Thank you for helping make music a core part of Roblox. Keep an eye out for your songs on the game details page, and please continue uploading and sharing music in your games.
Try the Too Lost catalog in your next game, and tell us what you think: which genres you want more of, how discovery is working for you, and what would make adding music to your game easier. We’re reading your feedback and will use it to shape what comes next.
