Music for Your Grocery Store
The Music Your Customers Know and Love
200+ Channels
Choose from over 200 music channels spanning 12 genres crafted by the experts at SiriusXM.
Family Friendly Lyrics
All of our business channels are family friendly with no explicit content or suggestive lyrics.
Licensed and Legal
If you play music in your business it has to be licensed. Rest easy, with SiriusXM business all of your licensing is covered.
App Control
Change channels and control your speaker(s) from the intuitive Sonos smartphone app.
Wireless Speakers
Stream your music in your business over any of your wireless Sonos speakers.
No Licensing Concerns
An issue that tends to plague grocery-store owners is music licensing. Because you're playing popular music in a commercial environment, there are fees associated with the access. By subscribing to SiriusXM music for business, all of the licensing is included in the low monthly payment. Play any channel within your business, and the licensing fees aren't an issue. With this freedom, choose almost any genre on various channels to entertain your employees and customers. Taking away this worry from your business allows you to concentrate on customer service that counts at the end of the day.Busy Versus Calm Periods
Picture your grocery store when you first open in the morning. Turn your thoughts to the traffic moving into and out of the building in the late afternoon. In most cases, you'll have distinct quiet and busy periods throughout the day. Your SiriusXM music for business player doesn't have a fixed volume. You're able to change it as the volume level rises from customers' voices. Keep the music's volume at a perfect level so that it's heard but not distracting to the customers. Variable volume controls the mood and pleases your customers and motivates your employees.Perking Up Your Employees
Your customers might be in the grocery store for about an hour each time, but your employees may have eight- or 10-hour shifts. Be aware that the music being played is also for your workers. They need some rhythm to get through the day too. As their employer, you should ask them about certain likes and dislikes when it comes to music. Keeping your employees happy is an important consideration because they interact each day with dozens of customers. Pleasant employees make the grocery store a positive environment for customers so that they automatically return for next week's supplies.Comfort Equates to Long Visits
Picture yourself as a customer picking up your groceries, and a loud advertisement roars over the grocery store speakers. You're startled, a bit frazzled and distracted all at the same time. Standard radio tends to turn up the volume on advertisements so take them out of the equation entirely. SiriusXM radio doesn't need commercials because you're paying for a premium service. Your customers will only hear comforting music from various genres without any frustrating breaks in the rhythms. When your customers are happy with their environment, they'll stay longer and possible buy more as a result.
Recommended Grocery Store Music Channels
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Pop '80s on 8 |
What You'll Hear The defining hit music of the '80s. Hosted by the original MTV VJs Mark Goodman, Nina Blackwood, Alan Hunter and Quinn. |
Channel 8 |
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Pop '90s on 9 |
What You'll Hear From the emergence of grunge music to the resurgence of pop music. Hear R&B, rock, hip-hop, dance and techno music. |
Channel 9 |
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Jazz/Standards Smooth Jazz |
What You'll Hear Smooth and cool — a sophisticated landscape of contemporary jazz. |
Channel 66 |
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Jazz/Standards Classic Jazz |
What You'll Hear The classic sounds and styles of jazz masters, past and present. |
Channel 67 |
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Jazz/Standards Escape |
What You'll Hear Easy instrumentals and vocals of popular melodies from the last 60 years. |
Channel 69 |
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Pop Velvet |
What You'll Hear Contemporary Pop vocalists including Michael Buble, Susan Boyle and Adele. |
Channel 304 |
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Pop Elevations |
What You'll Hear Reimagined Pop & Rock Classics |
Channel 702 |
