Hello everyone.

No, being in prison won't affect the copyright. In fact, for most music you hear, the relevant copyrights won't be owned by the artist, but by their record label and/or publisher, who presumably are not in jail.

You really don't own shit as the musician unless you self publish. So as Kylotan said you will have to talk to the publisher about licensing.

For a given track, find the album on Wikipedia, or Musicbrainz, or Google, or the album sleeve notes. These things are generally public knowledge. For certain types of license you would usually go via a licensing agency, but for video games it can be more complex, and is likely to be expensive.

I don't want to pay them=)))
What problem I should expect, if I will use unlicensed music?
Can they take away (steal) my game?

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I don't want to pay them=)))
What problem I should expect, if I will use unlicensed music?
Can they take away (steal) my game?

You're not making any sense. If you want to 'f@ck the system', go ahead, but we're just telling you what the results will be. And this is not specific to the USA; you'll incur much the same risk of being sued in almost any G20 country. The music is not yours to use, so the people who own it will stop you using it. I personally think creative people should try respecting the creative property of others.