Singer Olivia Dean served with copyright lawsuit for track on award-winning album
Olivia Dean, the British pop star known for her album "The Art of Loving," has been served with a copyright lawsuit. Related video above: Taylor Swift's 'Showgirl Encore' The lawsuit accuses Dean's song "I've Seen It," the closing track on "The Art of Loving," of infringing upon the copyright of the Bill Withers song "Just the Two of Us." Mattie Music Group, the entity that holds the rights to Withers' discography, accused Dean and her publisher, Capitol Records, of copying "in large and significant part" from Withers' song, according to the lawsuit.
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