Every track says what it is

WHAT THE LAW REQUIRES

Article 50, applied

Article 50(2) of the European AI Act requires AI-generated content to be marked in a clear and visible way, and the Commission is explicit: an icon alone isn't enough. The human-readable sentence is the part that carries compliance. Every 7vil4 surface therefore carries both: a machine-readable creditText on the recording and a plain-language sentence beside the badge.

• A visible badge with a plain-language sentence on every first-exposure surface (homepage, track grid, track pages).
• A machine-readable creditText on every MusicRecording: schema.org's standard field for AI attribution.
• Per track, not per brand: the disclosure rides on the track and travels with the music.

THE OFFICIAL MARK

The Commission's icon, unmodified

The badge on every first-exposure surface is the European Commission's official "AI GENERATED" icon: the asset published for deployers of generative AI systems under the AI Act, not a version of it redrawn for this site. The set ships four colour variants, and 7vil4 uses the white one because the site is dark. The icons are free to use with no attribution required, and the Commission is explicit that using one does not by itself establish compliance, which is why the plain-language sentence always sits beside it.

European Commission: EU icons for labelling AI-generated content

EU-HOSTED

Where the standard lives

The site runs on European infrastructure, with GDPR-compliant handling of the few data points it touches: no cookies, no third-party trackers, and almost nothing beyond what you type into the contact form. Server logs are purged after 30 days. The transparency standard and the hosting are the same promise: nothing hidden.

THE PROOF

Every track, matched to its compliance

The featured catalog: each row shows the track's creditText exactly as embedded in its MusicRecording schema, and the Art. 50 surfaces that carry it. Uniform on purpose: no exceptions, no brand-level mention replacing per-track transparency.

The rows are the 15 featured tracks with dedicated pages; the rest of the catalog (five playlists) follows the same per-track standard.

If you'd rather not know what this is, this isn't your catalog. If you want to know exactly what you're hearing, it is.