Creator License Agreement

Last updated: July 29, 2026

This agreement is between Reformed & Dangerous Media, LLC, an Idaho limited liability company ("we," "us," "our"), and the person or organization that purchased a license ("you").

It covers how you may use our music. We've written it in plain English on purpose. If anything is unclear, email support@reformedanddangerous.com and we'll explain it.

1. What you're buying

You're buying a perpetual, non-exclusive license to use music from the Reformed & Dangerous catalog as part of content you create. Perpetual means it does not expire. You pay once. There is no subscription, no renewal, and no expiration date.

You are not buying the music itself. You're buying permission to use it. We keep all rights we have in the music, and we license the same catalog to other people.

What your license covers: every song in the Reformed & Dangerous catalog as it exists on the date you purchase. We frequently add new music to the shared catalog folder, and in practice licensed customers get access to it — but we don't promise future releases as part of this purchase, and we may offer significant new collections separately.

2. What you can do

You may:

• Use any song in the catalog as background or featured music in content you create — YouTube videos, podcasts, sermons, livestreams, social media posts, courses, and audiobooks
• Use the music in advertising and promotional content for your own ministry or business
• Monetize that content, including through YouTube's Partner Program, ads, sponsorships, and paid memberships
• Edit songs for length, fade, or volume to fit your content

Your license covers one channel or brand. That means one primary YouTube channel plus the social media and podcast accounts you operate under the same name. If you run multiple unrelated channels or brands, each one needs its own license.

3. What you can't do

You may not:

• Upload, distribute, or sell the songs as standalone music — this includes Spotify, Apple Music, streaming distribution, "full song" or lyric videos where the song is the primary content, and compilations
• Share, resell, sublicense, or give away the audio files or your download link
• Remix, re-record, create derivative songs from, or use the music to train any AI model
• Claim you wrote, performed, produced, or own the music
• Register the music with any content identification system, rights organization, or distributor
• Use the music in content that is unlawful, defamatory, pornographic, or that promotes hatred or violence toward any group
• Use the music in a way that suggests Reformed & Dangerous endorses you, your organization, or your message without our written permission

4. Copyright claims on YouTube

Our music is registered with YouTube's Content ID system. This protects the catalog from unauthorized use — including by people who haven't licensed it.

When you purchase, send us your YouTube channel link. We'll register your channel with our distributor so your videos are recognized as licensed.

Content ID is operated by YouTube and our distributor, not by us. We can't guarantee a claim will never appear. What we can promise is this: if a claim appears on your licensed content, email us and we will work to release it promptly. A real person handles every request.

If a claim causes you a problem we can't resolve, your remedy is described in Section 9.

5. Your license doesn't expire

There's no renewal date and no subscription to cancel. Once you've purchased, you may keep using the catalog in new content for as long as you like, and everything you've already published stays licensed permanently. You never have to take a video down, and we will never make a claim against content you published in good faith under this license.

The only way this license ends is if you materially breach it — see Section 8.

6. How the music is made

We believe in being straightforward about this.

Reformed & Dangerous music is created using professional AI music software under a commercial license that permits this use, guided by our creative direction. Every song is reviewed by us before release.

You should know two things about what that means:

We have the right to license this music to you. We hold commercial rights through our production tools, and we're not aware of any third-party claim to the catalog.

The legal status of AI-assisted works is still developing. Copyright law in this area is unsettled and courts and copyright offices are still working out how it applies. We're not promising you that every element of every song is protected by copyright registration — we're promising that you have our permission to use it, and that we won't come after you for doing so.

If you need music with a traditional copyright registration chain — for example, for a broadcast network's legal clearance process — this catalog may not be the right fit, and we'd rather tell you that now than after you've paid.

7. Refunds

If you haven't used any of the music yet, email us within 14 days of purchase and we'll refund you in full.

After 14 days, or once you've published content using the music, purchases are final. If something has gone wrong, email us anyway — we'd rather fix it than have you feel cheated.

8. Ending this agreement

You can stop using the music at any time — there's nothing to cancel.

We may terminate your license if you materially breach this agreement — for example, by redistributing the songs or sharing your download link. We'll email you first and give you 14 days to fix the problem, unless the breach is willful redistribution, in which case we may terminate immediately.

If we terminate for breach, content you published before termination remains licensed. You may not use the music in new content, and no refund is owed.

9. Warranties and limits on our liability

What we promise: We have the right to grant you this license, and to our knowledge the catalog does not infringe anyone else's rights.

What we don't promise: Except as stated above, the music is provided "as is." We don't warrant that the catalog will be available without interruption, that any particular song will remain in it, that Content ID will behave in any particular way, or that the music is fit for any specific purpose.

Limit on liability: Our total liability to you under this agreement is limited to the amount you paid us for your license. We are not liable for lost revenue, lost views, demonetization, channel strikes, or other indirect or consequential damages.

Some states don't allow certain limitations, so parts of this section may not apply to you.

10. If you break the rules and it costs us

If your use of the music violates this agreement and that causes a third party to bring a claim against us, you agree to cover our reasonable costs and losses from that claim.

11. Other terms

Governing law. This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Idaho, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. Any dispute will be brought in the state or federal courts located in Canyon County, Idaho.

Changes. We may update this agreement for future purchases. Changes don't apply retroactively — the version you accepted at purchase governs your license permanently.

Transfers. You may not transfer this license to someone else without our written permission. If your organization is acquired or renamed, email us and we'll usually approve the transfer.

Entire agreement. This document, plus your order confirmation, is the whole agreement between us about the music. If any part is found unenforceable, the rest still applies.

Questions. support@reformedanddangerous.com

By completing your purchase, you agree to these terms.