Music rights check for brands
Can brands use “Ije Enu” by Phyno?
What applies if your brand, or a creator you pay, wants to use this song on TikTok, Instagram/Facebook or YouTube.
This song is tracked on Sound Pulse. See how it is spreading on short-form video →
Not cleared for brand use without a licence
"Ije Enu" by Phyno feat. Jeriq is a commercially released recording. We don't have confirmed data that it is in any platform's business music library. Unless you find it there yourself, brands and their paid creators need a licence to use it.
- Recording
- Ije Enu · Phyno feat. Jeriq
- First released
- 2026
- Label (per MusicBrainz)
- Not listed
| Library | Status | Check it yourself |
|---|---|---|
| TikTok Commercial Music LibraryTikTok | No confirmed data. Check it yourself We don't have confirmed data for this song in this library. It depends on your region and can change. Search it in the app before posting. | Open TikTok's guide to the library In the TikTok app on a Business Account, tap Add Sound: only Commercial Sounds are shown. On a personal account, tap Sounds and pick Commercial Sounds. On desktop, use the Commercial Music Library in TikTok Creative Center and pick the region your campaign runs in. |
| Meta Sound CollectionFacebook & Instagram | No confirmed data. Check it yourself We don't have confirmed data for this song in this library. Search it in Sound Collection before using it in a Facebook or Instagram business post. | Open Meta Sound Collection (Facebook login) Log in to Facebook on a computer, open Sound Collection and search the title. In the Instagram or Edits app, royalty-free tracks appear in their own section of the audio browser. |
| YouTube Audio LibraryYouTube | No confirmed data. Check it yourself We don't have confirmed data for this song in this library. Search it in YouTube Studio's Audio Library before using it in a brand video. | Open YouTube Audio Library (YouTube Studio) Sign in to YouTube Studio, open Audio Library from the left menu and search. Some tracks need a credit in your video description; you can filter for "Attribution not required". |
What to do
- Check the three libraries below yourself. If it is listed, use it only on that platform.
- To use it anyway, you need a licence from the record label (the recording) and the music publishers (the song).
- Or skip the risk: use a cleared track from the library on that platform, or original audio (voiceover, natural sound).
Similar cleared tracks
We don't have a confirmed list of similar cleared tracks yet, so we won't guess. Each library lets you browse by mood and genre:
- TikTok Commercial Music Library: In TikTok Creative Center, open the Commercial Music Library, choose your region, then filter by Genre, Mood, Theme and Duration.
- Meta Sound Collection: In Meta Sound Collection, filter music by Genre and Mood, or search a keyword.
- YouTube Audio Library: In YouTube Studio, open Audio Library and filter by Genre, Mood, Duration and "Attribution not required".
This tool gives general information, not legal advice. Library contents change by region and over time, and we cannot see inside TikTok, Meta or YouTube libraries, so always confirm in the official app before posting. For a specific campaign, ask a qualified music-licensing lawyer.
Skip the music risk
Run an original-audio campaign
Creators post short videos with voiceover, natural sound or platform-cleared music only, with #ad disclosure in the brief. You set a reward per 1,000 verified views and a budget, and you only pay for views that pass verification.
Frequently asked questions
Can my brand use "Ije Enu" by Phyno in a TikTok?
Only if it appears in TikTok's Commercial Music Library for the region you post in, and only on TikTok. We don't have confirmed data for this song in that library, so search it in the TikTok app (Add Sound on a Business Account) or in Creative Center before posting.
Can I use "Ije Enu" by Phyno in an Instagram Reel for my business?
Not without a licence, unless you find it in Meta Sound Collection. Meta's Music Guidelines prohibit using music for commercial or non-personal purposes without the right licence.
Who released "Ije Enu" by Phyno?
MusicBrainz lists "Ije Enu" by Phyno feat. Jeriq, first released in 2026. That tells you it is a commercial release with a rights owner. It does not tell you whether TikTok, Meta or YouTube has licensed it for business use.
Can a paid creator use "Ije Enu" by Phyno in a post for my brand?
The same rules apply. A paid creator post is brand marketing, and the 2026 label suits name influencer videos as well as brand uploads.
What should we use instead?
Original audio (voiceover or natural sound), a track from the business library of the platform you post on, or music you have licensed in writing.
Labels are suing brands over music in social posts. See the lawsuit tracker →
Other songs brands ask about
More free music tools
- Sound PulseA search sample of YouTube Shorts that name "Ije Enu", with links to each video.
- Sound Campaign Cost CalculatorWhat does it cost to get creators to use my song, per post or per verified view?
- Song Promo KitReleasing your own track instead? Set the TikTok start time on the hook and get a creator brief.
Sources
- Commercial Music Library — TikTok Ads Help Center
- How to use the Commercial Music Library — TikTok Ads Help Center
- Commercial Music Library User Terms — TikTok
- Music Guidelines — Meta
- Facebook Sound Collection lets you add no-name music to videos — TechCrunch, 8 December 2017
- Use music and sound effects from the Audio Library — YouTube Help
- Trending sounds, brand posts and creator content: the music check — Ethos Engine, 19 October 2026
- MusicBrainz data licence (core data is CC0) — MetaBrainz Foundation
This tool gives general information, not legal advice. Library contents change by region and over time, and we cannot see inside TikTok, Meta or YouTube libraries, so always confirm in the official app before posting. For a specific campaign, ask a qualified music-licensing lawyer.