Unlicensed music in advertising refers to the use of copyrighted musical works in commercial campaigns without obtaining the necessary permissions or licenses from the rights holders. This practice constitutes copyright infringement, exposing brands to significant legal and financial risks, including lawsuits, substantial fines, and damage to their reputation¹. The music industry, including labels and publishers, is actively increasing its efforts to detect and pursue cases of unauthorized music use in advertising, particularly within digital and social media marketing². This has led to a surge in copyright claims against companies for using music without proper compensation to the creators and rights holders³.