shadx312 wrote:But this type of thing happens thousands of times in songs and it goes unnoticed. It just took a massive hit to challenge a massive hit.
Lots of ppl notice it in all kinds of songs. What it took was lil Gaye to push it to court and then act like she's been tortured. That family is whack yo.
Let's not forget Marvs dad was a cross dressing alcoholic child abusing preacher. Not that cross dressing is bad, but when you add it all up it
could have an effect on a kid...
When I hear samples, vague or blatant arrangements of another artist’s track, or vocal phrases from another artist’s track I just assume they went through the proper channels to get it cleared.
I think who is getting the money in this case is another main reason some are going “fuck that!”. In a way it’s like the Gaye family won the lottery except they have to monitor and track down their winnings constantly and in some cases fight for it.
Fear not, brothers! Soon enough there will be a service where you can upload your new track and an algorithm will tell you all the tracks you ripped off. Sure you won’t be able to share your new track with the public ever but you’ll probably discover a bunch of new music to you that you really like!