Free for commercial use
with attribution.

You can

• Use tracks in monetized YouTube videos, TikTok, Instagram Reels, podcasts, and live streams
• Use tracks in client work, paid commercials, and sponsored content
• Use tracks in indie video games (commercial and free-to-play)
• Edit, remix, and adapt tracks for your project
• Use tracks in unlimited projects forever, no per-project licensing
• Distribute the projects worldwide on any platform

You cannot

• Resell or redistribute the original audio files as standalone music (you cannot upload them to another stock library or sell them)
• Claim authorship of the original composition
• Register the tracks with a Performing Rights Organization (ASCAP, BMI, SESAC) under your name
• Use the music in defamatory, hateful, or illegal content

How to credit the artist

Add this line to your video description, podcast show notes, or game credits:

You can find the artist name on each track's detail page. The URL link is appreciated but not strictly required by the license.

YouTube Content ID

Tracks are distributed to Spotify, Apple Music, and SoundCloud, which means YouTube's automated Content ID system may flag a track as a match. This does not affect your monetization or trigger a copyright strike — but it can show a "music in this video" notice. To dispute, link to this license page and the track's detail page in your dispute form.