Answers to your questions

We have sheets available for our Sing2Piano arrangements at musicnotes.com There is currently a limited selection so you may not find the song you are looking for, but we are regularly adding new sheets to the catalog!

Each sub-brand is a different take on the same song — choose whichever suits your voice and performance style. Sing2Piano tracks are stripped-back piano arrangements that give your voice room to breathe. They work well for intimate performances, home recording, and covers where you want your vocal to be the focus. Sing2Guitar tracks are acoustic guitar arrangements built for expressive, close-feeling performances — well suited to busking, live sets, and singer-songwriter style covers. Sing2Karaoke tracks are full, studio-made productions that stay close to the original recording — ideal if you want a fuller sound behind your voice or a more faithful take on the song. Many songs are available across more than one style, so you can pick the version that fits how you want to perform it.

The tracks can't be altered — modifying the audio isn't permitted under any Sing2Music licence.For key, we’ve got you covered. Lots of our catalogue is available in multiple keys — higher and lower — so there's a good chance you'll find one that fits your voice. If the key you're after isn't in there, get in touch and we'll add it to the request list.

While we don't take paid commissions, song requests are a big part of how we decide what to record next.If there's a song you'd like to see in the catalogue, let us know — drop a comment on YouTube, reach out on social media, or send us a message through the contact form.

We love seeing our music in covers on YouTube. This is a great way to build your audience.You may receive a copyright claim from Sing2Music (the recording owner) and a claim from the songwriters (they wrote the melody and lyrics). Don’t be worried―claims are not bad for your channel. It’s simply a way to compensate artists and route revenue to the rightful parties.If your channel is growing and you’d like to monetise or partner with us, get in touch and let’s work together.

We are happy to give permission for non-commercial posts, with regards to our copyrighted sound recording catalog.Please note, however, that all rights to the underlying composition belong to the composers & publishers (they wrote & own the melody & lyrics). We just own the copyright to our recording.

To release a cover on streaming platforms you'll need either a Release My Cover (Revenue Share) or a Keep 100% Royalties (Upfront) licence. How your cover gets distributed depends on which one you choose. On Release My Cover, we handle distribution for you through Sing2Music's own service. Just buy your track, then keep an eye on your email for the next steps to get your cover live — we push it out to Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and the other major platforms from there. On Keep 100% Royalties, you distribute through your own distributor by default, and you keep every cent of your streaming revenue.

Video monetisation — including Content ID — isn't available under any of our standard licences. If your channel is growing and you’d like to monetise or partner with us, get in touch and let’s work together.

To apply for a commercial or sync licence, contact us and tell us about your project.

Please get in touch and tell us about your project, and we will get back to you with a custom quote.

You can stream the entire Sing2Music catalogue on YouTube and all major DSPs, including Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music.To download tracks for your own use — whether for practising, recording covers, or performing live — browse the Library, choose your track and licence, and purchase directly from the site.

Basic tier downloads are available as MP3 (320kbps). If you opt for any of our distribution tiers (Release My Cover or Keep 100% Royalties), you also get access to WAV (44.1kHz / 16bit) for higher-quality recording and release.

When you upload a cover with a Sing2Music track in it, you may receive a copyright claim from RHEI MUSIC (on behalf of Sing2Music Productions Pty Ltd). Don’t worry ― it is simply a notice confirming that you have used our recording. It’s not a copyright strike, nor is it a penalty or offense, as such.

If your video receives a copyright claim, that's normal and expected. It is not a strike, and it does not mute or remove your content.If your video is actually muted or blocked, that's a separate issue and is usually related to the underlying composition — the original song — rather than the Sing2Music backing track. To resolve it, you'll need to confirm you have the appropriate rights, including rights to the composition, and go through the platform's own dispute process. Each platform (YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, etc.) has its own procedure for this. Sing2Music is unable to intervene in platform disputes on your behalf.

Sing2Music licences do not cover sponsored posts, brand deals, or any content that is directly funded or commissioned by a brand or third party.If you're working on a commercial project of this kind, contact us.

If you’re singing for fun, practising, recording at home, or posting a cover to social media, a basic, personal-use option may be enough. If you want to release your cover on platforms like Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube Music, you’ll need a distribution licence like our Artist or Upfront licences. If you’re performing live using Sing2Music tracks — for example at gigs, weddings, busking sets or regular public performances — you may need a public performance licence. Commercial uses, sponsored content, paid campaigns, client work, TV, film, advertising and other professional applications usually require a separate commercial licence. For a full breakdown of each licence type, what it covers, and which option best fits your situation, read our licensing guide.

Your Sing2Music licence covers the recording — the instrumental you're singing over. It doesn't cover the composition, meaning the song itself written by the original songwriter. For social media covers, platforms like TikTok and Instagram usually handle that side through their own publishing deals, so you don't need to do anything. But if you're distributing a cover to Spotify or Apple Music, you'll need a mechanical licence for the composition. Many distributors include this (DistroKid, for example) — check with yours before you release.

Yes. If you've got a Release My Cover (Revenue Share) licence, distribution is built in — we take care of getting your cover onto Spotify, Apple Music, and the other major platforms. Just buy your track and keep an eye on your email for the next steps. For the Keep 100% Royalties (Upfront) tier, our distribution service is coming soon. For now, you release through your own distributor — but if you'd like us to handle it, reach out via our contact page and we'll help you out.

Our licences cover instrumentalists too—whether you play cello, violin, saxophone or something else. You’re welcome to perform with Sing2Music backing tracks; just choose the licence that best suits how you’ll use them.

We accept credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

Everything is in your account. Once your purchase is complete, head to your Account and you'll find your downloads and licence records ready to access. If anything is missing or not showing correctly, contact us and we'll sort it out.

Yes. Once you've purchased a track, it's available to re-download from your account at any time with no limits.

If something isn’t quite right with a purchase, don’t worry - we’re here to help.If you purchased the wrong licence, downloaded the wrong file, or something isn't working as expected, get in touch and we'll work through it with you.

Yes, you’re welcome to use a Sing2Music track for a private audition. If the audition is being filmed, please register your details through the contact form so we can check and let you know.We regularly work with companies like Fremantle Media to allow contestants to perform with Sing2Music tracks in their auditions.

If you perform 10 or more times a year in public or ticketed settings — regular buskers, working wedding and function singers, gigging performers — you'll need a Public Performance Licence. It runs as an annual subscription and covers our entire catalogue (Sing2Piano, Sing2Guitar, Sing2Karaoke, and Karaoke SESH), so you can build full set lists without licensing each song one by one. You can also film your performances for private or personal use. One thing to know: our licence covers the backing tracks themselves. The songs you're performing (the songwriter's rights) are usually handled by the venue through their performing rights organisation licence — that's APRA AMCOS in Australia, PRS for Music in the UK, and so on. For busking or private events, it's worth checking what's required where you are.