Copyright free rap music

Copyright free rap music here is original Arctaholic audio: vocal motivational rap, not a beat pack and not a lo-fi bed. The tracks are built to carry a montage, a workout, or a short hype open.

What you can do with it

Use a full track, or a trimmed section, in videos you publish on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and in livestreams and podcasts. Monetized uploads are included. Credit is optional. Start from the songs page, then read the license.

Until Valhalla and Before the Sun are the kind of energy this catalog is for.

What you cannot do with it

Do not record new vocals over a track, sample it into a beat, or sell it as your own recording. Do not upload the song alone as a visualiser or lyric video. Those limits are in can I remix and can I reupload.

A download file is added on the song page when it exists. Until then, do not rip the YouTube upload and do not re-upload it as a music video.

Copyright free rap music that is a finished song, not a beat

Copyright free rap music on this site is the finished recording. The vocal is in the file. You can put that file in a video, a stream, or a podcast under the license. You cannot rap a new verse over it, chop it into a beat, or sell it as your own master. Creators searching for a type beat are in the wrong catalog. The remix guide is the short version of that refusal.

Use it where a motivational vocal helps the picture: training, a hard morning, a highlight, a cold open. Until Valhalla and Before the Sun are the place to start listening. Leave the lyric intelligible. If you need the drums only, you need a different license from a different owner.

There is no personal performer name to credit. If you credit, the line is the song title and Arctaholic, plus the track link. Inventing a producer tag or a fictional rapper name is worse than no credit. The credit guide has the block.

A download appears on the song page when one exists. Until then, do not rip the YouTube upload and do not re-upload it as a hip-hop visualiser. The Copyright Office fair use FAQ does not create a seconds exception for a rap vocal you do not have a license to rewrite.

Listen to the chorus and decide if that vocal belongs in the video at full volume. If yes, import the song and cut picture to it. If you wanted a beat under your own rap, stop. This file will not become that beat legally or cleanly. Credit, when you want it, names the song and Arctaholic, not a nickname you made up. Check the song page for a download before you go looking on a third-party site. If the page has no file, wait or use the upload YouTube already hosts inside your own edit from a copy you are allowed to hold. Do not re-upload the song as a visualiser to “share it with fans.” Link the song page.

Questions

Is this a beat I can rap over?

No. The recording is the finished song. New vocals, remixes, and samples are outside the license.

Do I have to credit the rapper name?

Credit is optional. If you add it, name the song and Arctaholic. There is no personal name to credit. The line is in how to credit.