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Browse tracks by genre, mood, BPM and more, then preview them directly on Bass Rebels.
From your next video to your next livestream. Discover Bass Rebels music and choose the right credit for the way you create.
Pick your format below. The credit depends on how you’re using the tracks.
If you’re running a stream and playing multiple Bass Rebels tracks over one or two hours, you don’t need to list every song individually. Add this generic credit somewhere visible in your stream/channel description.
Music provided by Bass Rebels www.bassrebels.co.uk
Add this to your stream or channel description.
If you’ve chosen individual songs for an edited video, short, podcast or piece of content, use the specific credit shown on each track page. It includes the artist, track name and Bass Rebels link automatically.
Find a trackDiscover the music. Use the right credit. Keep creating.
Browse tracks by genre, mood, BPM and more, then preview them directly on Bass Rebels.
Streamers can use the generic Bass Rebels credit. Edited content using individual songs should use each track’s own credit.
Add it to the video description, stream/channel description or caption wherever the platform gives you space.
Paid advertising, client work, film, TV, games, apps, broadcast and larger commercial uses may need separate permission or licensing. Tell us what you’re making.
No. If you’re playing multiple Bass Rebels tracks in the background of a Twitch, Kick or YouTube livestream, use the generic streamer credit shown above.
Use the specific credit from that song’s Bass Rebels product page. The copy button fills in the artist, track and Bass Rebels link for you.
Use the video description, stream/channel description or caption where possible. The important thing is that the Bass Rebels credit and website link are included.
Those uses may require separate permission or licensing. Contact Bass Rebels first with a short description of the project.
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