Walker Fade [copyrighted Ncs Release]: Alan

As detailed on the Alan Walker Wiki , Walker chose not to renew the agreement to take full control of his own musical creations. This led to the removal of "Fade," "Force," and "Spectre" from the NCS YouTube channel—though at the time of its removal, "Fade" was the most-viewed video in the channel's history. Is it Still Safe to Use?

In 2022, Walker revisited his roots with the , which includes "Fade" alongside a brand-new official music video that explores his childhood home in Bergen. It’s a powerful reminder of how far a single instrumental track can take a creator who starts with nothing but a laptop and a dream.

Released on , "Fade" was a landmark for NoCopyrightSounds (NCS) , helping celebrate the channel's 1 million-subscriber milestone. Inspired by the unique sounds of artists like Ahrix and K-391 , Walker crafted a track that blended tropical house vibes with a hard-hitting electro house drop. Genre: Electro House / Norwegian House Original BPM: 90 Key: D♯ minor The Copyright Shift: What You Need to Know Alan Walker Fade [Copyrighted Ncs Release]

While it may not result in a strike, you likely cannot monetize videos containing the original track. The Legacy Continues

Because the melody of "Fade" is nearly identical to its vocal remake, "Faded" (which is copyrighted by major labels like Sony), automated systems often flag "Fade" by mistake. As detailed on the Alan Walker Wiki ,

Do you remember the first time you heard the iconic melody of "Fade"? Share your in the comments below!

The Evolution of Alan Walker’s "Fade": From NCS Gem to Global Icon In 2022, Walker revisited his roots with the

While the track is no longer part of the NCS catalog, Alan Walker has personally stated that creators using "Fade" in their YouTube videos will not receive copystrikes. However, there is a catch: