Royalty free music

Since this project revolves around making dances for social media, I need to have songs that these dances are for. However, as I wrote about in one of my other blog posts, there is a big thing about music being copyrighted and people not being allowed to use them. To combat this I decided to look into royalty free music, which is free to use and won't get copy-written.

https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/2

https://filmstro.com/music

https://freemusicarchive.org

However, if I am going to be using primarily TikTok then I will be fine using any music, as the app pays a license to use music freely on the app.

https://www.quora.com/Why-can-Apps-like-TikTok-exist-with-copyrighted-music-but-on-YouTube-you-can-not-use-any-copyrighted-music

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