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Happy Folk Background Music for Videos 'Adventure Calls' - Ricky Valadez
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Adventure Calls is is a happy folk song with an upbeat acoustic vibe. The upbeat fun hand claps and foots stomps are playful, positive, and bouncy. The catchy indie acoustic guitar is energetic and bright. The bluegrass mandolin and country fiddle are optimistic, joyful and lively. It has a catchy, quirky rhythmic feel, yet hopeful, cinematic, and confident.

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Music: Adventure Calls by Ricky Valadez.
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Video edited by Tel Stewart
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FAQ:

Can I use this music in my videos?

Yes! To use this music in your videos or media, you must first purchase a royalty free license from the link above.

Will I receive a copyright claim on my YouTube video by using this music?

No, I do not register my work in YouTube’s Content ID System. This ensures that video creators won’t have copyright claims on their channels or their clients channels.

What does royalty free mean?

Royalty-Free is the right to use copyrighted items without a requirement to pay out royalties per volume sold or usage period. ‘Royalty-free music’ does not mean ‘free music’. A one-time license purchase is require to authorize the use of ‘Royalty Free Music’ for each project. After acquiring a license to use this song in your video/project you won't have to pay any royalties for that in the future.

Can't I just give you credit in my videos, instead of buying a license?

Unfortunately, no. Just giving credit in your videos doesn't protect you from copyright infringement in accordance to international law. A license is required for you to have the proper rights to use music on your videos, which is also needed if you're looking to become a YouTube partner and monetize your videos.