Thatsongsoundslike.com Website Review

on twitter accusing T-Pain of ripping off the melody from his 2013 song “Tum Hi Ho” from the film Aashiqui 2. Here they both are for The other day I heard something playing out of a clothing store stereo system and thought, “is this a cover of MGMT’s ‘Electric Feel’? Is ‘Electric Feel’ retro now? Is it cool to cover MGMT now?’. No. Turns out it is a song called “Tell Me Tell Me” by another duo called Courtship. I will just leave this here for you to listen. Enjoy!. IS ROBIN THICKE & PHARRELL WILLIAMS’ “BLURRED LINES” DAY IN COURT FINALLY OVER? > A three-judge panel at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals this week > upheld the original verdict, ruling that Thicke and Pharrell will, > indeed, have to pay millions to the Ga*e family. (The only change is > that T.I., featured on the song, no longer has to pay.) > The precedent that it sets is bad news for creativity, as Judge > Nguyen wrote — it allows the Ga*es to “copyright a style.” > Judge Smith does not appear to recognize the door he’s opened for > older artists to sue current artists for acknowledging the > former’s influence on their work. The original verdict is a > dangerous and slippery slope that allows acrimony and general bad > faith to come between artists who should and would otherwise > appreciate each other. It’s also completely responsible for the > litigious environment surrounding popular music in the time since > the “Blurred Lines” verdict came down. I can think of a number > of songs in the current top 20 that could be equally as guilty of > this new type of infringement if this indeed is the new standard. > The ultimate effect will be to limit creativity and stifle > innovation, which goes against the very reason these ideas were Ed Sheeran “Sing” (co-written by Pharrell) vs. Yacht vs. The Rolling Stones