Upload only what you are authorised to use
You must hold the necessary rights or permissions for the recording, composition, lyrics, performances, samples, beats and artwork. Retain contributor agreements and licences for review. Traditional or publicly available material is not automatically free of all rights.
Check commercial rights for AI music
In Audio & tracks, declare AI-generated music or vocals for every track. If a track includes AI-generated audio, list each app and enter its track ID or link.
- Open the issuing app’s official rights page. Check that your licence covers the specific track and permits commercial distribution to the intended music stores.
- Obtain the original commercial licence or certificate from that app and attach its PDF in the release editor. Each PDF can be up to 5 MB. It should identify the issuing app, the licensee and the covered track or reference.
- Submit your release. The studio compares the evidence with the app’s official terms and any available certificate lookup before it can mark the release ready for agreement. Invalid or mismatched evidence can be returned for correction or rejected with feedback.
Open AI commercial-use certificates to attach your app licence and retrieve the studio’s signed review certificate. Use it together with your original provider licence and distribution agreement.
Folk Music Studio accepts app-issued licence documents for review. A receipt, screenshot or self-written certificate is ineligible. If your app cannot supply suitable documentation for the track, the release cannot be accepted under this policy.
- Suno official rights guidance ↗
- Udio official rights guidance ↗
- SOUNDRAW official rights guidance ↗
- AIVA official rights guidance ↗
- Boomy official rights guidance ↗
For another app, use its official licensing help or contact its support for the licence. The provider’s terms explain permitted uses. The studio checks your specific evidence separately.
YouTube Content ID needs a separate review
Distribution permission does not automatically establish Content ID eligibility. YouTube requires exclusive rights in reference material for the territories claimed. Non-exclusive beats, shared loops, public-domain material and other non-exclusive references may be ineligible. The wizard records an eligibility-review request, not a Content ID activation.
Read YouTube’s reference eligibility rules ↗
Real listeners. Honest promotion.
Do not use bots, stream farms, automated repeats or services promising guaranteed streams or paid playlist placement. Stores may adjust metrics, withhold royalties or remove content. Any provider charges, disputes or recovery of losses must follow documented evidence, the applicable agreement and a review process; this website does not automatically deduct penalties.
Read Spotify’s artificial streaming guidance ↗
Report a copyright concern
Email vistlestudiosmp@gmail.com with your name, contact email, the work you own, the affected page or store links, and a clear explanation of your authority and concern. Include the Folk Music Studio reference if known. Do not send identity documents or bank details through a general support message. The team may ask for evidence through an appropriate channel.
Takedowns, corrections and disputes
Artists can open a takedown or artist-profile correction conversation in the support inbox. We review the request and confirm authority before routing any store action. Timelines depend on the distributor and stores; receipt of a request is not confirmation that content has been removed. Keep records of permissions and correspondence while a dispute is reviewed.