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A2A - U.S. perspectiveTo simplify this answer a bit, I will assume that the music in question, and the licensee’s intended use, are subject to a compulsory mechanical license under U.S. copyright law.Such licenses are discussed in Copyright Office Circular 73, Compulsory License for Making and Distributing Phonorecords. You should read this Circular carefully.There are only limited circumstances under which a Notice of Intention to Obtain a Compulsory License is filed with the Copyright Office.Normally, the easiest approach - rather than sending such a Notice to the music’s copyright holder - is to work through an agency. Harry Fox, the largest, is the one with which I am most familiar.The per-song license fee is the greater of 9.1 cents or 1.75 cents per minute of playing time or fraction thereof for each physical recording or permanent digital download that is delivered. (Please see Mechanical License Royalty Rates for more details.) In addition, the agency receives a modest per-song service fee.If you go through an agency, the time required will be minimal, i.e., that required to set up an account and purchase the desired license.

When you received your notification that your acocunt was suspended, you should have also received instructions on how to download your data. I believe a link to that info is also available on the page you see when you try to login and are told you are suspended.

TL;DR: No!The people who proposed proposition 65 (which requires all businesses to post a warning if they may be using any of a long list of chemicals that the State of California has decided could be harmful) had the best of intentions in their own way, like the people who proposed a later initiative that required GMO food to be labeled.But it was a poorly crafted bill. As of the latest release, August 25, 2015, the list is 23 pages of small print long. Aspirin is on the list, so every drugstore, grocery store, dollar store, dicount store, and convenience store in the state would have to post the notice. Other inclusions will require the same of pretty much every medical or dental facility, every hardware store, every gas station or auto dealership or auto repair facility or parking lot (diesel and gasoline engine exhaust are on the list), and so on.So unless you want to avoid every store, restaurant, office, and parking lot in the entire state, you should ignore this sign. It's a good example of what can go wrong with the initiative process.Here's where you can download the list for yourself:OEHHA Proposition 65 List of Chemicals