Sam Fender is on Lickd. Seventeen Going Under - legally, in your next video.
Sam Fender is on Lickd. Seventeen Going Under - legally, in your next video.
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Yes, but only with a license.
Sam Fender's catalog is managed by Polydor Records, which actively enforces Content ID on YouTube. Without a license, your video's ad revenue is redirected to the label. The Sam Fender tracks available on Lickd - including Seventeen Going Under and People Watching - are fully licensed for YouTube use.
Sam Fender's catalog is managed by Polydor Records, which actively enforces Content ID on YouTube. Without a license, your video's ad revenue is redirected to the label. The Sam Fender tracks available on Lickd - including Seventeen Going Under and People Watching - are fully licensed for YouTube use.
With a Lickd license on tracks like Seventeen Going Under, People Watching, Hypersonic Missiles, Arm's Length and Will We Talk?: claims-managed protection, your monetization stays yours.
With a Lickd license on tracks like Seventeen Going Under, People Watching, Hypersonic Missiles, Arm's Length and Will We Talk?: claims-managed protection, your monetization stays yours.
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About Sam Fender About Sam Fender
Sam Fender is a rock musician from North Shields, Tyne and Wear, signed to Polydor Records under Universal Music Group. Before his guitar offered an escape route, Fender grew up on council estates on the east coast of England, an experience that feeds directly into his urgent, socially conscious songwriting. His debut album Hypersonic Missiles (2019) won the Brit Award for Best New Artist. Seventeen Going Under (2021) became one of the most-streamed UK rock songs of its year and confirmed him as one of Britain's most important young voices in guitar music.
Sam Fender is a rock musician from North Shields, Tyne and Wear, signed to Polydor Records under Universal Music Group. Before his guitar offered an escape route, Fender grew up on council estates on the east coast of England, an experience that feeds directly into his urgent, socially conscious songwriting. His debut album Hypersonic Missiles (2019) won the Brit Award for Best New Artist. Seventeen Going Under (2021) became one of the most-streamed UK rock songs of its year and confirmed him as one of Britain's most important young voices in guitar music.
