The International Olympic Commission emphasizes that athletes must respect intellectual property rights when selecting music for routines to avoid potential lawsuits or bans permission is generally obtained from the rightsholder(s) of the music that is being adapted and / or used in connection with your routine. They have recently updated their Music in Sport Guidance for Athletes - and we are going to take you on a quick tour! https://www.olympics.com/athlete365/articles/mus

Over the last couple of months ClicknClear has increased the number of tracks we have available for instant license by well over 1 million tracks, which is our biggest jump to date. This is mainly because we recently signed deals with The Orchard, Sony’s recording distribution company, and Universal Music, the world’s biggest record label. When we sign any rightsholder deals, we have to solve the world’s largest jigsaw puzzle to get the tracks onto (and sometimes off of) our

This article was drawn from the following sources The book This Is Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession  by Daniel J...