Question 1

Is Late Ferry music really free for YouTube videos?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every track is free to download and use in videos, streams, podcasts and client work, including monetized ones. The only requirement is a credit: "Music: Late Ferry — lateferry.fm".

Question 2

Will my video get a copyright claim if I use these tracks?

Accepted Answer

No. Late Ferry tracks are not registered with YouTube Content ID, so videos using them are not claimed. This applies to tracks you generate in the studio as well.

Question 3

Do I need an account to download?

Accepted Answer

No. The album library is completely open — full albums can be played and downloaded without signing in.

Question 4

What is not allowed?

Accepted Answer

Reselling or redistributing the audio files themselves, and uploading them to streaming platforms as your own work.

Question 5

Who sings on Late Ferry albums?

Accepted Answer

Two voices: Late Ferry is the female vocalist and Early Ferry is the male vocalist. Albums made for focus, study and meditation are instrumental.

Question 6

Can I make my own track on Late Ferry?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Late Ferry Studio lets you describe a mood in your own language, set the instruments, voice, key and tempo on a console, hear the arrangement before spending anything, then generate a finished track. You own what you make.

Question 7

Can I build my own album and put it on my phone?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Pick tracks by genre, instrument, voice or mood — from the free library, from your own generated songs, or from tracks other listeners shared — and download the whole set as one album, tagged so your phone groups it together.

Question 8

How often are new albums released?

Accepted Answer

A new album is released every day at 06:30 KST. Each album has 15 to 16 original tracks and runs about 45 minutes.

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