Choosing music for your Stones to Castle video

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Short answer

Unverified: third-party sites say the original film used a well-known pop anthem, Sia’s Unstoppable, but Instagram lists no track. Any big, rising song works, added inside TikTok or Reels. Our 15-second retelling follows no song, so place the music wherever you like.

Golden retriever example posed above the valley in a small red jacket
Golden retriever example posed above the valley in a small red jacket

Put your own music on it in TikTok

This 15-second story cut is not built around a song, so any music works. Some third-party sites claim the original film used Sia’s Unstoppable. Instagram displays no track and we have not checked the claim. My videos also holds a silent copy.

  1. Open TikTok, find the track you want, tap it and choose Use this sound.
  2. Tap Upload, then select the video you saved from us.
  3. Open Volume and lower the video’s own sound to 0, or use the silent version from My videos.
  4. Trim with the scissors to the stretch of the song you like, then post.

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Questions people ask

What did the original actually play?

Instagram lists no track. A few third-party sites name Sia’s Unstoppable, and that has not been verified.

Can I just keep the built-in score?

Yes. It builds epically with choir pads and drums, and has no lyrics.

Is the video timed to a song?

No. Because it is a 15-second story, the music can start wherever you choose.

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