My blog is dedicated to reviewing different music albums, however, I do not have access to purchasing broadcasting rights. What ways can I use to still play popular songs in my podcasts without being discovered?
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You can download songs from free music databases online, such as Jamendo, that are available for royalty-free commercial use. Some popular streaming services like Spotify also include a "show mode" feature which allows for tracks to be used in podcasts without purchasing broadcasting rights. Additionally, sites like YouTube have a library of free music that can be used in podcasts.
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My blog is dedicated to reviewing different music albums, however, I do not have access to purchasing broadcasting rights. What ways can I use to still play popular songs in my podcasts without being discovered?
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There are several services such as YouTube Music, Spotify, and iTunes that offer music streaming services which include pre-recorded material that can be used legally. These services have permission from record labels to make their music available for public use. However, you cannot purchase broadcast rights from the artists or labels directly as they usually offer these rights only through online digital distribution companies.
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My blog is dedicated to reviewing different music albums, however, I do not have access to purchasing broadcasting rights. What ways can I use to still play popular songs in my podcasts without being discovered?