How we verify
Three checks. One verified human-authorship chain.
The three checks are yes-or-no questions about the record you’re about to campaign. If even one is no, hold the submission — the intake will save you the work. The exact wording below is shared with our full verification standard.
Written by you, end to end.
Every lyric, melodic line, and arrangement choice is yours. No ghostwriter on credit, no commissioned topline, no model-generated lyrics shipped under your name. Promosia verifies the credit chain at intake — not just the audio.
Performed by you on the record.
Your voice on the lead. No deepfake vocal, no licensed stem rendered to a different singer, no instrument recorded by someone else and credited to you. The performance behind the campaign is the person behind the campaign.
Recorded in a session you ran.
You were behind the session in some real capacity — not a stem pack you paid for, not a fully assembled beat with no recorded contribution from you. The recording credit should read like work, not a purchase receipt.
Disclosed AI assistance
Assistive tools are fine — when they’re disclosed.
A drummer’s quantized grid, a vocal tuning aid, or a generative stem are all welcome on a verified record — so long as the artist declares them at intake. The intake form carries three booleans — aiAssistanceLyrics, aiAssistanceVocal, aiAssistanceProduction — and a short aiAssistanceDetails note. The values live on the verification standard, so reviewers see what was used and listeners see what was disclosed.
The caveat
“Human-verified” means the human-authored parts met the three checks. It is not the same as “AI-free” — a verified track may use a drum-sample library, a vocal tuning aid, or a generative stem so long as the artist disclosed it. Promosia does not advertise verified tracks as “100% human,” so the discovery surface makes truth claims it can stand behind.
Read the full standard → /verify