Ed Sheeran insists he would have ‘quit’ music if he lost copyright case – Music News

Ed Sheeran insists he would have 'quit' music if he lost copyright case - Music News

Ed Sheeran has maintained he would have “quit” making music if he lost a recent copyright infringement lawsuit. Back in 2018, the heirs of Ed Townsend – who co-wrote Let’s Get It On with Marvin […]

Ed Sheeran Puts Musicologist on Blast as Copyright Counteroffensive Continues

Ed Sheeran musicologist

Photo Credit: Harald Krichel / CC by 3.0 As the Marvin Gaye copyright infringement trial against Ed Sheeran’s “Thinking Out Loud” continues, Sheeran has some choice words about a musicologist who testified against him last […]

Ed Sheeran Says He’s ‘Done’ With Music if He Loses Marvin Gaye Copyright Infringement Case

Ed Sheeran Marvin Gaye

Photo Credit: Drew de Fawkes / CC by 2.0 Ed Sheeran expressed the toll the Marvin Gaye copyright infringement case has had on him, saying he’s “done” with music if he loses. British singer-songwriter Ed […]

Jury Selection Begins in Ed Sheeran’s ‘Let’s Get It On’ Copyright Infringement Lawsuit

Ed Sheeran jury selection process begins

Photo Credit: Eva Rinaldi / CC by 2.0 Jury selection begins in Ed Sheeran’s ‘Let’s Get It On’ copyright infringement lawsuit in New York, which alleges that the 32-year-old singer’s ‘Thinking Out Loud’ bears more […]

Childish Gambino Beats ‘This Is America’ Copyright Lawsuit

Childish Gambino Makes Grammy History With Record of the Year - But Doesn't Even Show Up

A federal judge has officially dismissed a copyright lawsuit filed against Childish Gambino (real name Donald Glover) and others over 2018’s “This Is America.” District Judge Victor Marrero just recently granted a motion to dismiss […]

Can you copyright a rhythm? Inside the reggaeton lawsuit that could shake the pop world | Music

The label on the 7” single of Fish Market by Steely & Clevie

With the release of their song Fish Market in 1989, the Jamaican duo Cleveland “Clevie” Browne and Wycliffe “Steely” Johnson inadvertently changed the course of pop music. The track featured the first known example of […]

U.S. Copyright Office Seeks Comments on Late Fees for Mechanical Royalty Payments

us copyright office comments mechanical royalty payments late

Photo Credit: Soundtrap The US Copyright Office issues a notification of inquiry soliciting public comments on late fees for mechanical royalty payments under the Music Modernization Act. The US Copyright Office is asking for public feedback on […]