Chris Brown accused of ripping off dancehall track on Privacy
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completemusicupdate.comUK-based music firm Greensleeves has sued Chris Brown claiming that his 2017 single ‘Privacy’ pretty much lifted a line from the 1997 dancehall track ‘Tight Up Skirt’, which was recorded by Red Rat and which Greensleeves publishes.In the lawsuit, filed with the courts in New York, which also names Brown’s label Sony Music as a defendant, Greensleeves writes: “With the participation and resources of Sony, and pursuant to the agreements between [Brown] and Sony, [Brown] wrote, performed and recorded a musical work entitled ‘Privacy’, the infringing work.
In creating the infringing work, [Brown] took the core musical feature of ‘Tight Up Skirt’ and used it prominently in the infringing work without permission”.Providing more detail about the.
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