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For which purpose?
The elevator, the telephone on hold music, common areas, public areas?
Each of those is different and licensing will also likely be different.
To have music in my shop, on the showroom floor.
A quick internet search shows this:
https://cloudcovermusic.com/music-licensing-guide/in-store-music-laws
I may not actually need to get a commercial license, my shop is 1500 square feet, and I have at max 2 speakers.