Rather than being released as a conventional single only, FURTIVA is positioned as a classified audio asset: a long-form, Leonida-aesthetic–inspired “midnight heist” piece designed for use in interactive and narrative media.
Musically, FURTIVA blends dark, Mariachi-inspired brass with phonk-weight 808s and an Amapiano-leaning rhythmic grid – a modern hybrid built for night-drive sequences, high-risk missions and extended set-piece storytelling.
In parallel with the track, Lokidio Lab is launching the LPSV-01 Open framework - a license standard that treats music as a technical asset rather than a subscription product. Under LPSV-01 Open, FURTIVA is released as a clearance-ready track with:
- full commercial, royalty-free usage rights for eligible creators (no subscription, no per-use fees, no revenue share for covered uses)
- a PDF certificate that can be presented to platforms, publishers or partners as proof of license
- protocol metadata designed to support verification and reduce Content ID / DMCA friction wherever reasonably possible
“Our goal is for music to function like a predictable, verifiable digital asset – something creators and studios can integrate without worrying that a single track will take their project down,” the Lokidio Lab team told That's Business.
“FURTIVA is the first iteration of that approach, particularly for gaming, streaming and story-driven environments that lean into the Leonida-style heist aesthetic.”
LPSV-01 Open is aimed at streamers and VTubers, RP communities, game developers, trailer and promo teams, and film, TV and streaming productions that require a clearly documented, verifiable source of music for long-term projects.
FURTIVA is available for listening, direct download (MP3/WAV) and certificate access via the dedicated FREZYA portal:
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