Question: Can you recommend a music streaming service for my business that is legal and cost-effective?

If you're looking for a legal and affordable music streaming service for your business, CloudCover is worth a look. It offers fully licensed, ad-free music for commercial use and tools to manage and customize it. The service is geared for restaurants, retail, healthcare and other industries, with a range of pricing options for different businesses. You can use CloudCover through a range of music players including CloudBox, mobile app and Sonos app, and get support by phone, email and live chat.

Another option is Mubert, a royalty-free music system that uses AI to create high-quality tracks. It's geared for companies that want to offer customers unlimited music without the hassle of licensing. Mubert caters to content creators, developers and listeners with features like instant track generation and product integration, so it can be used in a variety of contexts.

If you prefer a more AI-based approach, Soundful offers an AI music studio that produces original, royalty-free tracks for videos, streams, podcasts and live events. It offers options like tracks based on mood and EDM (electronic dance music) and has a range of pricing options, including a free tier. Soundful works in desktop and mobile browsers, and you can purchase additional editing tools.

Last, you could try StockMusic for a basic, cheap background music option. The site produces copyright-free and royalty-free tracks in 70+ genres, and a 2400-credit package costs $25, which is good for 40 minutes of music. StockMusic is geared for businesses and individuals who need background music that's easy to find and not too expensive, so it's a good option if you need some music for a specific project.