- Usage. YOU ABSOLUTELY CANNOT USE THE INSTRUMENTAL COMPOSITION OF WHICH YOU ARE ATTEMPTING TO DOWNLOAD (hereinafter referred to as 'the Beat') FOR ANY FOR-PROFIT, COMMERCIAL, OR FINANCIALLY EXPLOITATIVE USE. AN APPROPRIATE LICENSE MUST BE PURCHASED OR PROPERLY OBTAINED IN ORDER TO EXPLOIT THE BEAT. Acceptable use without obtaining a license (hereinafter referred to as 'Free Use') includes:
- Reproduction of tangible copies of a recording on the Beat of up to 50 non-profit copies.
- Showcasing of a recording on the Beat in a non-profit manner through an internet-based medium such as Myspace, Youtube, or a personal webpage.
- Performing a live act on the Beat in a completely non-profit show.
- Redistributing the Beat by itself with all filenames and credits intact (see section 2) through the internet or a tangible medium.
- Credit. You will provide proper credit for the creation of the Beat by writing ‘Produced by Bnet Productions or (BNP)’ on all official documents or surfaces released with tangible copies of a recording on the Beat. It is alternatively acceptable to credit the Beat’s direct producer’s real name or stage name for the creation of the Beat. If there are absolutely no means to provide written credit, vocal credit is required by actually recording the phrase ‘Produced by Bnet Productions or (BNP)’ within the first 30 seconds of the Beat.
- Liability. You hereby agree to indemnify, defend, and hold Bnet Productions or (BNP) and all of our officers, directors, producers, owners, employees, agents, information providers, affiliates, and licensors (collectively, 'Bnet Productions or (BNP)') harmless from and against any and all liability, losses, costs, and expenses (including attorneys’ fees) incurred in connection with any claim arising out of your use of the Beat, including but not limited to claims for defamation, violation of rights of publicity and/or privacy, copyright infringement, trademark infringement, and any claim or liability relating to the content, quality, or performance of materials in relation to the Beat. We reserve the right, at our own expense, to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter otherwise subject to indemnification by you, and in such case you agree to cooperate with our defense of such claim.
- Termination. Bnet Productions or (BNP) reserves the right to terminate this Agreement at any time or terminate your rights to use or distribute the Beat at any time for any reason.
- Legal Consequences. Any unauthorized use of the Beat, including unauthorized reselling, is considered a direct violation of the US Copyright Act of 1976 and is infringing upon the copyrights of the works of Bnet Productions or (BNP). Under the fullest extend of the law, Bnet Productions or (BNP) reserves the right to take legal action or pursue financial compensation as a result of any breach or violation of this Agreement.
- Modifications. We reserve the right, at our sole discretion, to modify this Agreement and any fees, at any time, effective upon the date we post a new Agreement on the beat’s free download page. Your continued use of the Beat constitutes your binding acceptance of this Agreement, including any changes or modifications that we may make.
Sunday, October 29, 2017
Legal Beat Agreement
Friday, October 20, 2017
Bonnette / Bnet / Bonnette Da Bandit Bio
Bonnette / Bnet / Bonnette Da Bandit Bio
Brian Bonnette is Bonnette / Bnet / Bonnette Da Bandit a rapper from Orangeburg South Carolina. He fits into the genre of hip hop not hip pop. No auto tune on his voice makes a 90s / 2000 style rapper. He always says "if I need a singer I go get a singer or sing it myself this is rap not motown". The mood of his music varies, he has dark raps, fun raps, street raps, political raps, and black pride raps; by far he is not a one trick pony. He started writing raps at age of 15; hoping to escape poverty probably like many other rappers. Bnet did live in Georgia 01-02 but that didnt workout for him, so he moved back to Orangeburg. Now he is running up and down the Cannon Bridge Road and music is on hold. The year 2006 came and Bnet met Flames, Dot, and Cal (The Hustle Boys). They showed him the setup he needed to record himself to cd. "Maybe a year later my cousin Al comes over to my house picks me up and takes me to his Dads brother house; here I met Mooky and J.A.B. as young teenagers, I did know them as little boys though. Not long after meeting them I brought my own pc and starting kicking out raps that Im stilling pushing to the public in Raw form." You can listen to those raps here > 4Lyfe, Vol. 1 (feat. Meatball), 4Lyfe, Vol 1.(Remastered), 4 Lyfe, Vol. 1: Raw 4 Lyfe. Mooky and Jab are brothers. Mook is the elder. They are the primary beat men for Bonnette Da Bandit. From 1996 to 2001; Bnet was known as B-Raw and he recorded with his friend Rhyme C-ick. B-Raw and Rhyme C-ick recorded to tape using 2 radios. 1 of the radios had a built in mic, and the 2nd radio played the beat. "We did upgrade to a keyboard for original beats, and a performance mic which we hung from the light fixture in my room while recording. I moved to GA with my brother and Rhyme C-ick had another year in high school is what stop our movement." Some people have told Bnet he can really rap, and he sounded like Ludacris in the past. The producer (Blvck Vmish) of the rap Its Bout Dat Time says he reminded him of Bun B. He also has a work ethic that is seen by his family and friends that keeps him in studio (that he put together), teaching himself how to engineer and promote his brand and product. Bonnette says "I got stuck/ constructing/ behind the PC/ now I think I got it right/ its time to tear thru the streets." Bnet has no material accolades from making music yet. Bonnette has multiple albums released online > 4Lyfe LLC, Punch Da Clock. Bnet also has beats for lease here > BNP Productions. Bonnette Da Bandit wants to be a mystery to picture painters, but an open book to his listeners; meaning what you see; is not what you get. I truly think he is a different kind of rapper that cant be mirrored by any other! Bonnette can be followed and befriended on these social media sites > Befriend Bonnette / Bnet / Bonnette Da Bandit
Brian Bonnette is Bonnette / Bnet / Bonnette Da Bandit a rapper from Orangeburg South Carolina. He fits into the genre of hip hop not hip pop. No auto tune on his voice makes a 90s / 2000 style rapper. He always says "if I need a singer I go get a singer or sing it myself this is rap not motown". The mood of his music varies, he has dark raps, fun raps, street raps, political raps, and black pride raps; by far he is not a one trick pony. He started writing raps at age of 15; hoping to escape poverty probably like many other rappers. Bnet did live in Georgia 01-02 but that didnt workout for him, so he moved back to Orangeburg. Now he is running up and down the Cannon Bridge Road and music is on hold. The year 2006 came and Bnet met Flames, Dot, and Cal (The Hustle Boys). They showed him the setup he needed to record himself to cd. "Maybe a year later my cousin Al comes over to my house picks me up and takes me to his Dads brother house; here I met Mooky and J.A.B. as young teenagers, I did know them as little boys though. Not long after meeting them I brought my own pc and starting kicking out raps that Im stilling pushing to the public in Raw form." You can listen to those raps here > 4Lyfe, Vol. 1 (feat. Meatball), 4Lyfe, Vol 1.(Remastered), 4 Lyfe, Vol. 1: Raw 4 Lyfe. Mooky and Jab are brothers. Mook is the elder. They are the primary beat men for Bonnette Da Bandit. From 1996 to 2001; Bnet was known as B-Raw and he recorded with his friend Rhyme C-ick. B-Raw and Rhyme C-ick recorded to tape using 2 radios. 1 of the radios had a built in mic, and the 2nd radio played the beat. "We did upgrade to a keyboard for original beats, and a performance mic which we hung from the light fixture in my room while recording. I moved to GA with my brother and Rhyme C-ick had another year in high school is what stop our movement." Some people have told Bnet he can really rap, and he sounded like Ludacris in the past. The producer (Blvck Vmish) of the rap Its Bout Dat Time says he reminded him of Bun B. He also has a work ethic that is seen by his family and friends that keeps him in studio (that he put together), teaching himself how to engineer and promote his brand and product. Bonnette says "I got stuck/ constructing/ behind the PC/ now I think I got it right/ its time to tear thru the streets." Bnet has no material accolades from making music yet. Bonnette has multiple albums released online > 4Lyfe LLC, Punch Da Clock. Bnet also has beats for lease here > BNP Productions. Bonnette Da Bandit wants to be a mystery to picture painters, but an open book to his listeners; meaning what you see; is not what you get. I truly think he is a different kind of rapper that cant be mirrored by any other! Bonnette can be followed and befriended on these social media sites > Befriend Bonnette / Bnet / Bonnette Da Bandit
Monday, October 16, 2017
x-mas$scramble
This is a reply to an email I received; while I was typing I came to this conclusion. I was just checking it out and adding it to my bookmark. I just got into a program that provides beats and social media shit. You know what; Snoop was an attraction with them too... know Im a skeptic. Did you listen to any of my music, or is all these promotion things coming at me for christmas money.
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