Who can participate?
You can participate if you own all rights to the music and all contributors agree, meaning for the composition, lyrics and recording.
AI platforms
AI platforms pay to license music for training their models. You decide for each release whether your music is included and on which platforms.
AI models learn from music. More and more platforms are licensing tracks for this purpose instead of simply using them, and they share the revenue with the rights holders.
With OneCrewRecords, you turn this on for each release with a single switch. It's a license for training – your rights stay with you.
Nothing happens unless you want it to.
Nothing happens on its own. Your release is only included if you turn the switch on yourself.
You decide for each release individually, not for your entire catalog at once.
You decide which platforms are allowed to license your music. Currently, Udio and Meta AI are available to choose from.
AI platforms are added on top of Spotify, Apple Music and others. Your other stores remain unaffected.
Your earnings appear together with your other earnings in the Royalties section.
The license is limited and only applies to training AI models. Your music is not sold as a result.
Everything happens within the release flow, so you don't need to set up anything separately.
Upload your song and fill out the release flow as usual.
In step 4 ("Stores"), you'll find the "AI platforms" toggle under "Advanced stores".
Choose which platforms your music may be licensed to.
Submit your release. You'll see earnings from licenses later in your royalties.
Licensing your music for AI training is a conscious decision. Take your time to read through the key points.
You can participate if you own all rights to the music and all contributors agree, meaning for the composition, lyrics and recording.
You grant a limited, non-exclusive license that is used solely for training AI models. Your music is not sold and not redistributed.
Your music will then no longer be used for new training. Models that have already been trained cannot be reversed and may continue to work.
If the contract with a platform ends, your music will no longer be available there.
Note
Leave the switch off if you don't want your music to be used for AI training. This has no effect on your other stores.
No. It's voluntary and can be set individually for each release. Without your switch turned on, your release won't be included.
Anyone who fully owns the rights to a song and whose contributors all agree.
Yes. You only grant a limited, non-exclusive license for training AI models.
The revenue appears in your royalties. The amount depends on the contracts with the platforms and may fluctuate.
Write to us via the dashboard. After that, your music will no longer be used for new training. Models that have already been trained may continue to work.
No. The AI disclosure states whether AI was involved in creating your song. "AI Platforms" is a separate, voluntary switch that determines whether your music is licensed for AI training.
Sign up for free, upload your release, and decide for yourself whether AI platforms are included.