Where Sound Gets Its Verdict
We are a law-inspired music publication that explores the haunting beauty of astonishing genres, such as rock, jazz, R&B, and soul. As evident by timeless legends who lend resonance to cathartic performances, there are several instances where vibrant landscapes bloom from the mind of polymaths, creating a renaissance of glamour.
Legal Cases
Queen and Bowie vs. Vanilla Ice
The court ruled that Vanilla Ice had infringed upon Queen and Bowie's copyright and ordered the artist to pay damages for unauthorized use of “Under Pressure.”
Chuck Berry vs. John Lennon
Berry argued that Lennon had taken the chorus of “You Can’t Catch Me” and used it as the basis for “Come Together.” Upon concluding the trial, the judge ruled that Lennon had infringed upon Berry's copyright and ordered Lennon to pay a settlement to Berry.
Marvin Gaye vs. Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams
After Gaye alleged that “Blurred Lines” infringed on “Got to Give It Up,” the court concluded that the songs were similar enough to constitute infringement and clarified the boundaries of copyright.
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