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Not from US, but from my observation these are the most commonly used music sources used in stores
Spotify - Good if you want customised song selection, playlists could also cover if you want similar songs to previously played songs.
Radio - Good if song licensing is a problem around wherever you are. Internet radios of specific genres could do the trick for you too.
YouTube- Good if you want large song compilations. You can find all sorts of "1 hour of (insert genre here)" videos all around.
I'm pretty sure that at least in Australia you need to pay a license fee to play a radio station in your business.