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Yes on both account
You need written permission from the artist if the music is not released as CC, and with CC you have several restiction-options
CC0 is totally free for all.
https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/

Ok awesome that's good to know

(Sometime I want to put up a label, get it popular [which is a lot harder than it looks] and help some of the music creators here get noticed and etc. but I didn't wanna interfere with any copyright by just putting on a famous song that I didn't ask permission for.)

Tweedie Bird wrote:Ok awesome that's good to know

(Sometime I want to put up a label, get it popular [which is a lot harder than it looks] and help some of the music creators here get noticed and etc. but I didn't wanna interfere with any copyright by just putting on a famous song that I didn't ask permission for.)

so for a recap: I can't go around just posting random songs, correct? (Even if I'm not making money off of it. atm I don't feel like it )

Tweedie Bird wrote:

Tweedie Bird wrote:Ok awesome that's good to know

(Sometime I want to put up a label, get it popular [which is a lot harder than it looks] and help some of the music creators here get noticed and etc. but I didn't wanna interfere with any copyright by just putting on a famous song that I didn't ask permission for.)

so for a recap: I can't go around just posting random songs, correct? (Even if I'm not making money off of it. atm I don't feel like it )

I think this article will help you understand Youtube music channels. It certainly helped me, as I had no idea on how to approach them, how to submit a track, etc.

http://www.budivoogt.com/new-tastemaker ... -channels/