Content Rights Policy

Last updated: November 11, 2026

What you may upload to wavbee, and what we may ask you to show. It applies to every plan and every release. For cover art, see our artwork guidelines; for AI, the AI Music Policy.

1. Upload only what you have the rights to

Everything you upload must be yours, or licensed to you for commercial release: the recording, the song, every sample, beat, loop and vocal in it, and the artwork.

Uploading copyrighted material without proper authorization may lead to the immediate removal of your account.

2. Tracks by other artists

If you upload tracks created by other artists, for example as their label or manager, we may ask you for the contracts or licenses that prove your right to publish them. This keeps every release on wavbee within copyright law and respects the artists' rights.

3. Covers, remixes and versions

A cover, remix or version of an existing song needs every license and permission that applies to it before you release it. We need them to approve the release.

  • A cover needs a mechanical license for the song
  • A remix or version needs permission from the owners of the original recording and song

4. Samples, stock sounds and loops

If your tracks include samples, we may ask you to submit the licenses for them.

A release that contains samples, stock sounds or loops cannot be distributed to user-generated content platforms: Facebook Audio Library and Rights Manager (Instagram), Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube Content ID. Leave those out when you choose where the release goes.

Questions?

If you are not sure whether you hold the rights you need, email us at [email protected] before you submit. We would rather answer a question up front than reject a release after the fact.