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Singer-songwriter Marie Naffah: ‘I like finding the magic in the mundane’
- NEW SENSATIONS: The London-born artist is following in the restless footsteps of the great folk and rock songwriters. She speaks to Roisin O'Connor about her love of storytelling, hunting for producers, and escaping the clutches of major labels
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The ‘Fast Car’ singer first filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in 2018, claiming that Minaj's leaked track used lyrics and vocal melody from ‘Baby Can I Hold You’
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Nicki Minaj to pay $450,000 to Tracy Chapman for copyright suit
Nicki Minaj to pay $450,000 to Tracy Chapman for copyright suit. The rapper has agreed to avoid trial for an out of court settlement after sampling the singer’s work without permission
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Tracy Chapman makes rare TV appearance as she urges Americans to vote in US election
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Nicki Minaj sued by Tracy Chapman over Baby Can I Hold You sample
Nicki Minaj is being sued by singer-songwriter Tracy Chapman over claims her song was sampled without permission. Minaj did not feature the song on her album but it is believed to have premiered on Funkaster Flex’s Hot 97 radio show and has reportedly been shared online.
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Nicki Minaj sued for using Tracy Chapman's song without permission
Nicki Minaj is being sued by Tracy Chapman for using a sample of one of her songs without permission. The rapper has been accused of incorporating the lyrics and vocal melody of Chapman's 1988 single Baby Can I Hold You into Minaj's unreleased track Sorry. Chapman has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in a federal court in Los Angeles.
