Frequently Asked Question

If your release has been removed from Instagram, Facebook, and other Meta services, it is likely due to its classification as ineligible content.

Meta enforces strict guidelines regarding audio content to maintain integrity and avoid potential disputes. Consequently, they prohibit music that incorporates leased beats, samples, or material from the public domain.

Ineligible content on Instagram, Facebook, and Meta services includes, but is not limited to:

- AI-generated or assisted audio content
- Cover versions of songs, even if mechanical licenses are obtained
- Generic instrumental tracks
- Ambient or meditation audio, including nature sounds, binaural beats, or sleep music
- Non-exclusive beats that have been purchased or leased
- Content that has been fingerprinted elsewhere without prior notification
- Soundtracks from video games, television shows, or films, unless submitted by the publisher
- Audio containing samples, loops, or sound effects from platforms such as GarageBand, Splice, or Epidemic Sounds
- Sound-alike recordings, such as slowed or reverb-affected versions
- Music utilized for monetization intros or outros
- Material featuring Creative Commons or public domain content, including hymns, classical pieces, nursery rhymes, and holiday songs
- Compilation albums or various artist releases without full master rights
- Content that is part of an EP or album with mixed eligibility

Adhering to these guidelines will help ensure that your releases remain compliant with Meta's content policies.