About nullrights
nullrights is a small catalog of 24,286 audio recordings that are dedicated to the public domain. Nobody needs permission to use them.
What CC0 means
CC0 1.0 Universal lets a creator waive all copyright and related rights in a work, to the fullest extent allowed by law, worldwide and permanently. A CC0 track isn't "free if you credit the artist"; it is simply released. Use it in a game, a podcast, a film, a product, a commercial project, anything, with no attribution, no licence fee and no copyright strings attached.
Where the music comes from
Every track here was released as CC0 by its creator on an established open archive, such as the Free Music Archive, Wikimedia Commons, OpenGameArt, ccMixter and the Internet Archive. We bring those recordings together in one place, keep a copy so downloads stay fast and reliable, and link every track back to its artist and original source.
Why
Public-domain music is scattered across many sites, each with its own search and its own idea of what "free" means. nullrights collects only recordings whose rights have genuinely been waived, so you can search, listen and download without reading licence fine print for every file.
Future licences
The catalog is built to grow beyond CC0 into other "free to use and redistribute" licences, such as the Public Domain Mark and CC BY, each clearly labelled with what it does and doesn't require. Today, everything here is CC0.
Privacy
No cookie banner, because there's nothing to consent to: the site sets no cookies for visitors, loads no third-party trackers or fonts, and counts usage anonymously. The privacy page spells out exactly what is processed, why, and for how long.
Takedowns & corrections
We only list tracks that a source already publishes as CC0, but mistakes happen: a mislabelled upload, a licence that changed later, or an artist who wants a track removed. Every track page has a Report a licence problem link; the copyright & takedowns page explains what a notice needs and what happens next. We don't monitor sources for later changes, so please tell us directly; fixing the record at the original source as well keeps the file from spreading further.