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Independent author profileCatalog: 6Sources: 3

VerifiedLisbon, Portugal

Mira Solano

Cinematic piano and lo-fi beats for films, podcasts, and ads. Everything in the catalog is free to use with credit, and claims on credited videos get released within a day.

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Pixabay Confirmed by supportSoundCloud Confirmed by supportYouTube Confirmed by support
Accepting requestsEvery request gets a reference number and a private timeline
128Requests handled
3.2 hTypical first response
95%Completed
24 hResponse target

Find the exact track.

Each item points to the original platform selected by the author. Use the source URL or title in your release request.

  1. 01

    Morning Tide

    Pixabay, Cinematic, Content ID    2:48
  2. 02

    Paper Lanterns

    Pixabay, Lo-fi    2:12
  3. 03

    Quiet Harbor

    Pixabay, Ambient, Content ID    3:35
  4. 04

    Second Wind

    Pixabay, Corporate    2:04
  5. 05

    Night Market

    SoundCloud, Lo-fi    2:39
  6. 06

    Glass Meridian

    Pixabay, Cinematic    3:58

Release policy

I release claims for

  • Licensed use with the attribution line shown on this page
  • Proactive channel safelisting for licensed creators
  • Monetized videos when the license covers commercial use

I do not release

  • Re-uploads of the full track or audio-only uploads
  • Reselling, re-licensing, or redistributing the track itself

Paste the video link and the claim ID from your YouTube Studio notification. Credited videos are released within a day.

What do you need?

One form for every request.

Pick the request that matches your situation. Rights requests carry the project link and evidence; messages carry a subject and your note. Both land in the same inbox with a reference number.

RightsClaim release

A Content ID or copyright claim landed on a project that uses the music legitimately.

RightsVideo safelist

Clear one published video before or after a claim appears.

RightsChannel safelist

Clear a whole channel so future uploads with the music are not claimed.

RightsOther rights issue

Attribution, takedown, dispute, or another rights question.

MessageLicensing inquiry

Ask about licensing, commissions, or using a track in a new project.

MessageFeedback

Tell the author what worked, what did not, or how the music was used.

MessageSuggestion

Propose a track, a version, a stem, or something the catalog is missing.

MessageComplaint

Report a problem with the music, a listing, or how a request was handled.

Send evidence, not an inbox puzzle.

Request a claim release, video safelist, channel safelist, or another rights review. Provide the public project, source evidence, claimant, provider, claim ID, ISRC, or distributor when available.

Build request packet

What “verified” means Support confirmed by hand that this account controls the public profiles listed above. Where a profile can be read automatically, release.claims also looks for this page's link on it, and marks the sources where it found one. This is a control-of-profile check: release.claims does not certify copyright ownership, licensing terms, or whether a claim must be released.

Recent decisions

How requests get resolved here.

Anonymized outcomes from this inbox. No names, reference numbers, or message contents are shown.

  1. ReleasedClaim releaseYouTube
  2. CompletedChannel safelistYouTube
  3. Closed without actionClaim releaseTikTok
  4. CompletedVideo safelistYouTube

Before you send

Common questions.

Will my claim be released?

Mira Solano decides after reviewing the packet. A complete request with the public project URL, the exact track, the claimant name, the claim ID, and your license or source evidence is the fastest route to a decision.

How long does it take?

The current response target is 24 hours for a first reply. You receive an email whenever the status changes, and the private timeline shows every step.

Should I also dispute the claim on the platform?

Send the request here first and wait for the author's reply. Opening a platform dispute at the same time can escalate a claim that the author was about to release.

Can I write about something other than a claim?

Yes. Licensing questions, feedback, suggestions, and complaints all go through the same form and get the same reference number and timeline.