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.

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 full 70-track 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.