Parisian Café
Accordions, espresso steam, and the faint whisper of someone arguing about Camus.

Music that pays for itself. Once.
Bobos provides licence-free background music for Australian cafés, bars and restaurants who'd rather not receive sternly-worded letters from OneMusic or APRA AMCOS.
One simple yearly fee. Curated playlists. No licensing headaches.
Music licensing was designed by people who enjoy paperwork. We are not those people. Here is the entire process, start to finish, in roughly the time it takes to froth a flat white.
Just $110 a year. No subscriptions, no per-stream guilt, no surprise letters from people in suits.
Pick from our curated venue playlists. We keep them updated, so you don't have to build, manage, or babysit the music.
Your music, your call. Loop it all day. Your customers will love it. Your staff will memorise it.
A note on quantity: 20 to 30 tracks on a sympathetic theme, looped tastefully. It is precisely enough music to keep your customers buzzing — and just enough to make your staff develop strong opinions about track seven by Thursday. (Sorry. Smiley face.)
Run a brunch-bright set for the lunch trade, then dim the lights and slip into a downtempo jazz lounge for the evening crowd. Same venue. Two completely different rooms. That's not magic — that's a well-chosen B-side.
Accordions, espresso steam, and the faint whisper of someone arguing about Camus.
Sun-warmed grooves for sandy floorboards and people who order pineapple on things.
Slow, smoky, slightly dangerous. The musical equivalent of a second whiskey.
Koto, kalimba, and ambient hush. Calm enough to make ramen feel ceremonial.
Bright, breezy, bistro-bright. Helps people order dessert without thinking about it.
For the night crowd, date crowd - Acid Jazz to sexy sax.

I have a degree in music production from Sunshine Coast University, which means I am qualified to nod knowingly at compressors and pretend I understand reverb tails.
Between recording bands and stitching together soundtracks for films, I started using AI to prototype my own ideas — chord progressions at 3am, weird little soundscapes, the kind of grooves I'd want playing while I sat in a corner pretending to read a novel. One thing led to another, and now I have a frankly unreasonable library of tracks that are perfect for the background of someone else's life.
That's what Bobos Productions does. We take the licensing hassle, the streaming royalties, the spreadsheet anxiety, and the small fortune you'd otherwise spend on a mainstream playlist — and we replace all of it with one fee and one tasteful loop.
Tell us about your venue — café, bar, restaurant or glorious confusion. Tell us who your customers are and how you'd like the room to feel.
Questions people actually ask.
• No user logins, passwords • No tedious list of songs that you have to dig through to create your playlists • No ads • No sudden urge to ruin the mood
You stream our curated song list via web or app, press play, and get on with your life. Unlike Spotify or Apple Music, this won't attract the attention of anyone with a clipboard and a lawsuit to scare you.
We keep the playlists updated, but here's the truth: your customers didn't come for the music. It's garnish. Nobody orders it, nobody reviews it — but without it, everything feels slightly sad.
This is a one-time, once-a-year, blissfully forgettable transaction. One line in your accounting software and you're done.
Because life is too short to reconcile 12 tiny payments and wonder why your bank statement reads like a bad subscription addiction.
Try it for a few weeks and if you don't like the vibe we will refund you in full.
The process starts with real musical fragments — guitar, keys, ideas collected over years — then uses AI to expand and shape them into full tracks. From there, everything is refined, produced, and made listenable by an actual human with standards.
Think of it as collaboration, not surrender.
Invite a band or soloist to perform in your venue - the best way, as they earn more from performing compared to royalties. You will need a OneMusic license for that too.
We are all for supporting Australian Artists but this service is designed for venues just looking for background music without the licensing hassles
You run the business. We handle the music. The licensing people go bother someone else.