If the song is categorized as a parody, some leeway applies. A parody may fall under "Fair Use," which allows creating and sharing a copyrighted song without needing permission from the song owner. However, there are caveats.
In a world of eight billion people and a music industry that is always looking for the next big thing, traits like individuality and originality are increasingly difficult to come by.Recently, Australian singer-songwriter Lenka filed a copyright complaint against Filipina ...
Filipino boy band SB19 have made history after their song "Bazinga" made it to number one in the Billboard Hot Trending Songs chart on Tuesday (December 7). The chart, which tracks global music trends on Twitter in real time, nudged global sensation ...
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