You’ve probably heard the term ‘copyright-free music.’ But where does that phrase come from, is it correct, and can you download ‘copyright-free’ background music for your content?

Licensing music is essential for creators to avoid copyright claims and it’s core to respecting artists' intellectual property. Let's dig into the different types of music licenses and answer some common questions about using music in content.

Here's a breakdown of why Epidemic Sound's direct license model might be your best choice when it comes to getting access to high-quality music and sound effects.

Not sure which Epidemic Sound subscription to go for or how Epidemic Sound works? Here’s an explanation of the plans and the difference between them.

Explanation of the EU Copyright Directive from March. What does it mean for you?

You’ve probably heard a lot about royalty-free music in the last few years. Between YouTubers, Twitch streamers, and other video creators, royalty-free music is on everyone’s mind.

A direct music license is like a season ticket for your local cinema or a yearly pass to a gym – you pay up-front (or monthly) to get unlimited access to the music.

Royalty-free music seems like it means that a particular piece of music is not liable to royalties paid for its use, right? Wrong.

You've just left your Multi-Channel Network (MCN) and now you're wondering what happens next.