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Music: Eric Skiff - {song name} - Resistor Anthems - Available at http://EricSkiff.com/music. Preview image shown under CC-BY-4.0. About previews
An 18-track album of melodic 8-bit music, CC-BY 4.0, released by the composer "for use in your games, videos, and projects". Against the CC0 5 Chiptunes (Action), SubspaceAudio, the trade is a credit line for more than three times the tracks.
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Credit is required, in a set form: "Music: Eric Skiff - Song Name - Resistor Anthems - Available at http://EricSkiff.com/music", one per track you use. Put it in the in-game credits
18 MP3 tracks, downloadable one by one or as a single zip from the page
Games are named outright in the page's own description, so there is no game-versus-video question here
Widely used for about a decade, by the author's account "in thousands of videos, games, student projects". The page says nothing about Content ID; check a track in YouTube Studio before relying on it for a trailer
Evidence
Live page (2026-09-23): "Free 8-bit (chiptune) music for use in your games, videos, and projects"
Same page (2026-09-23): "All songs are released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC-BY) license. You are free to use this 8bit music in your products free of charge, as long as you provide attribution. Just link back to this site in the credits as: Music: Eric Skiff - Song Name - Resistor Anthems - Available at http://EricSkiff.com/music"
