Bass Rebels
The license in plain words
The fine printEverything the license says (Bass Rebels Attribution License)Show details
You may
- Use the music in live streams on YouTube, Twitch, Kick and Rumble
- Use it in videos on YouTube, Rumble, Facebook, Twitter/X and Instagram
- Monetize those videos and streams
- Use Bass Rebels artwork, logos and overlays from their Dropbox link
You may not
- Use it without the required credit
- Use it in films, TV shows, ads or other commercial productions without a separate license (contact licensing@bassrebels.co.uk)
- Use it as a commercial entity under the free license (the free license is for independent creators)
- Credit
- Required, word for word: "Music provided by Bass Rebels https://www.bassrebels.co.uk". Put it in the video description for videos, and in the stream description or chat for live streams. The website link is essential.
- Limits
- For independent creators only, on the listed platforms. No account requirement stated.
- YouTube Content ID
- They say you will not get a copyright claim, DMCA notice or strike as long as you credit correctly. Missing credit can lead to claims.
- How long it lasts
- Not stated in the license.
Plain-words summary by NonCopyrighted, checked 29 September 2026. The official license always wins. Official source: bassrebels.co.uk
About
Bass Rebels is an independent label that releases free-to-use electronic music for creators and streamers.
Best for: Gaming videos, streams, montages and high-energy edits. Styles include drum and bass, dubstep, EDM and pop.
How the license works: Independent creators get a free sync license for every release, including monetized YouTube, Facebook and Instagram videos and streams. Paste the Bass Rebels credit line in your description.
Not allowed: Films, TV and ads, and distributing remixes, need a paid license.
Can I use it?
Music provided by Bass Rebels https://www.bassrebels.co.uk
License checked on 28 September 2026.
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