British singer Dua Lipa has been charged with stealing songs from three artists. The subject of the question is “Levitating”, the hit song from his latest album, “Future Nostalgia”. In less than a week, the Albanian-born artist found herself embroiled in two cases.
The first accusation comes from the Artikal Sound System group in California. In court documents, the band claims that Dua Lipa couldn’t have created the song “Levitating” without drawing inspiration from excerpts from “Live Your Life.”A song released three years ago.
according to CountryHowever, the lawsuit brought by the group requires Dua Lipa and her record label to share the profits they made from the music and even pay compensation for the damages they caused.
But the controversy does not end there. Also this week, composers L. Russell Brown and Sandy Linzer, songwriters “Wiggle and A Giggle All Night” – from 1979, performed by Cory Day – and “Don Diablo” – from 1980, performed by Miguel Boss – Filed a lawsuit against Dua Lipa.
They claim that the singer He plagiarized the “opening melody” for the two songsthe parts they consider “the most contributing to the popularity” of “lift”.
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