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Roc Nation-signed artist Victory Boyd is suing Travis Scott, SZA and Future, accusing them of copying her "copyrighted and registered" song "Like The Way It Sounds" for the trio's UTOPIA collab "TELEKINESIS."In legal documents obtained by Music Business Worldwide, Boyd claims that she “wrote the lyrics, then completed and published a demo” of "Like The Way It Sounds" in November 2019, and shared a recording of the track with Ye via a voice note. She states that he had plans of releasing a track based on her demo, which was first titled "Future Bounce" and later renamed to "Future Sounds" and "Ultrasounds." Ye (who was not named a defendant) ended up not releasing the track at all when he dropped DONDA in 2021.  She asserts that she had “planned to finish working on her Original Work and co...

JAY-Z has officially filed a motion to dismiss the ongoing lawsuit previously filed against him by a woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted by the rapper and Sean "Diddy" Combs back in 2000 when she was 13-years-old. Earlier this week, JAY-Z received permission from United States District Judge Analisa Torres to file the new motion. Variety has reported after viewing the request, that JAY-Z cites major inconsistencies from the woman's account. The rapper's attorney Alex Spiro has cited the Jane Doe accuser's interview with NBC News last month where she admitted that she had "some mistakes" when retelling her story. While Judge Torres ruled that the accuser is able to remain anonymous in the case, she had previously condemned Spiro's "relentless filing of combative motions containing ...

Bad Bunny has dropped a new music video for "Baile Inolvidable" from his sixth studio album Debí Tirar Más Fotos. The visuals comes just days after he dropped the new album for the third song on the LP. In the six-minute clip, fans can see Puerto Rican filmmaker Jacobo Morales kick things off. Morales played the protagonist in Benito's album short film and in this music video, he can be seen joining a salsa dance class. Once the class begins, Bad Bunny takes the place of a younger Morales as he learns to salsa. At first, he does not seem to catch on but he eventually gets in the groove of things and becomes a seasoned dancer. He goes from showing off his moves in the studio to the ballroom where he dances and performs the song with a live band. When Bad Bunny spoke to Apple Music's Zane Lo...