Pricing & usage
Free.
No tiers. No royalties. No subscriptions.
Personal-use and commercial-use projects are both allowed.
For everyone
Free for creators, streamers, YouTubers, podcasters, and even businesses.
Freelofi.com music is free to use for everyone.
For everywhere
Free for use in an ad, in a podcast, in your video projects, in social media, in a restaurant, or in a store.
Freelofi.com music is free to use everywhere.
Giving credit & showing respect
Attribution is not required but is always appreciated.*
If a fan or a viewer asks you about the music, be honest about where you got the music, and lead them to freelofi.com.
If you’d like to provide credit, here is a format suggestion:
Free Lofi by Delano T. Jarrett (freelofi.com)
*Due to some creators using freelofi.com just for content to repost in playlists, it is now required to provide attribution in such projects.
Prohibited uses
Do not resell the music. Do not claim you created the music. Do not use the music to discriminate. Do not use the music to promote violence. Do not repost the music on a stock music service. Do not share or distribute audio files.
If you wish to promote or share a musical work, advise the individual to visit freelofi.com.
Purchasing
A purchase is never necessary to use the main albums in your projects.
If a musical work is available for purchase, like a sound pack or audio bundle, it is for those who wish to support the growth of the library. If you ever choose to support the freelofi.com library with a donation, thank you so much for giving.
Content ID
Audio tracks on freelofi.com are not registered with content ID or other sound fingerprint services like Audible Magic. Mistakes can happen though as these services are not perfect, so if you receive a strike/claim/mute, please get in touch ASAP.
License agreement
Keep yourself informed with the freelofi.com license agreement.
Frequently asked questions
What is freelofi.com?
Freelofi.com is a free audio library for content creators. It is a collection of copyrighted music by me, Delano T. Jarrett. I intend to create a mutually beneficial situation where content creators can get free music, and I can also raise awareness of my brand. If free resources like Free Lofi bring you value you may enjoy Dreams To Journeys.
Where is this music from?
The musical works you’ll find on freelofi.com have either been produced by me, or created by a ghost producer. An ideal future for freelofi.com would be attaining a constant stream of donations that would enable me to commission more audio tracks.
What is royalty-free music?
Royalty-free essentially means that the content can be used without the need to pay royalty or licensing fees. Freelofi.com is here to provide you with music that is free to download and use forever. So not only can you download an album for free, you never ever have to pay additional fees to keep using it.
Can you explain how copyright works?
I am no expert, but here are some links to keep yourself informed:
Copyright Tips To Stay Informed
Creative Commons Website
Is this music copyright-free?
No. The music on freelofi.com is copyrighted music that you are allowed to use for free. Be aware of services that lure users with the term copyright-free, when their license says otherwise. There are actually a few popular music services that are guilty of this. The freelofi.com music library being copyrighted helps to deter fraudulent activity. Thus ensuring more people get to use this service.
What is Content ID/Audible Magic?
Music services often use a system called Content ID to easily identify and manage their content on YouTube. Services like Twitch may use a music recognition system called Audible Magic. Music on freelofi.com is not registered with Content ID or Audible Magic. Freelofi.com will not acquire any monetary gain from your YouTube videos, Twitch streams, or any other projects you make with freelofi.com music. These systems are not perfect though and may mistake certain songs for others. If you ever get a strike, or muted, please get in touch as soon as possible.
What happens if I get a copyright strike?
Please contact me as soon as possible so I can investigate what went wrong. The content ID system is imperfect and can make a mismatch; it will be important to know what song is causing an issue. It would be extremely rare for me to file a copyright strike as there are very few restrictions for using the music on freelofi.com. A possible reason would be if someone is reselling the music, or is using the music to promote violence or discrimination against a person or group.
