Ensure that any release you distribute to YouTube Content ID or Facebook Rights Manager is appropriate for those services; namely that it doesn't fall into one of the following categories:
Has any samples or 3rd party beats (in other words, it's not 100% original — regardless of whether it has a valid license or not).
Contains sound effects, soundbeds, or production loops from a software package.
Includes non-distinct recording such as nature or wildlife sounds, street noise, ambient sounds.
Remix that isn't significantly different from the original.
Karaoke versions.
A variation of a sound recording that has already been distributed to YouTube Content ID or Facebook Rights Manager. For example:
an instrumental version
a remaster
a shorter/longer version (for example a medley or a concert version where the sound recording is not significantly different from the one previously distributed to YouTube Content ID or Facebook Rights Manager)
Sound-alike or a cover song that sounds too close to the original (you can determine this by Shazaming your track; if Shazam indicates the original version, then your track sounds too much like the original).
Classical music recording of a composition in the public domain.
Meditation, yoga, or sleep music.
DJ set, a continuous mix, or other similar compilations.
Video gameplay footage.
on music content such as (but not limited to):
comedy recordings
film recordings (that are not the musical score to a film)
speeches
prayer recordings
audiobooks
podcasts