// Music Licensing
Real, written permission to use DreLovesGod music in your event, video, podcast, broadcast, film, or commercial project — licensed by what you're doing with the music, not by who you are.
Licenses are non-exclusive unless a signed agreement expressly states otherwise. A license grants written permission for a specifically defined use — ownership of the songs and master recordings stays with DreLovesGod.
// The Difference
Buying and licensing are two different transactions. A purchase gives you the song for personal listening under the purchase terms. A license is written permission for a specifically defined use — an event, a video, a podcast, a broadcast, a commercial project.
// Available Licenses
A written agreement covering approved recurring use — events, conferences, gatherings, services, venue programming, livestreams, recorded programs, and archived event content. The specific scope is defined in the signed agreement.
Use one eligible DreLovesGod song in one video — monetized or unmonetized. Well suited to testimony videos, sermon reels, ministry vlogs, or independent creator content.
License one eligible DreLovesGod song as your podcast's intro, outro, or interstitial — for one named show, on a defined term. Video-podcast use is addressed in the agreement when applicable.
Written permission for one single event's recorded or published media — a wedding video, celebration or memorial video, event highlight film, approved livestream, or keepsake recording — using one eligible DreLovesGod song.
Film, documentary, television, advertising, brand campaigns, apps, and other business projects. Pricing depends on scope, media, territory, duration, prominence, and exclusivity.
Your use case isn't listed? Or you need exclusive rights? Exclusivity is always a separately negotiated business decision — case by case, with terms that fit the project.
// The Process
Choose the use, the song, the project, and when you need it. Email those details — that's the whole first step.
I confirm the song is eligible for the requested use, then send a plain-English agreement + Stripe invoice defining the specific permitted use. You review, sign, and pay.
Once the agreement is signed and paid, you have written permission for the specific approved use. The signed license is the permission — this webpage isn't.
// Questions
Send a quick email describing what you're building and the song you want. I'll confirm the song is eligible for the requested use, then send an agreement — usually within a day or two.
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