So, there's a musician and a singer.
They work together for 4 months and 2 songs come together well. The musician provided the music and mastered the songs. The singer writes the vocal melodies, the lyrics and provides the vocals.
The musical relationship comes to an end.
The musician gives his music to another singer and masters the same 2 songs. Singer 2 provides different melodies, vocals and lyrics.
The musician wants singer 1 to give up all rights to the use and ownership of both those songs to allow singer 2's versions to be released. Singer 1 likes the songs and keeps them for personal use and on a public music profile. The musician/producer gets arsey about this.
What should singer 1 do?
NB: this has nothing to do with Sky High Diamond's compositions
They work together for 4 months and 2 songs come together well. The musician provided the music and mastered the songs. The singer writes the vocal melodies, the lyrics and provides the vocals.
The musical relationship comes to an end.
The musician gives his music to another singer and masters the same 2 songs. Singer 2 provides different melodies, vocals and lyrics.
The musician wants singer 1 to give up all rights to the use and ownership of both those songs to allow singer 2's versions to be released. Singer 1 likes the songs and keeps them for personal use and on a public music profile. The musician/producer gets arsey about this.
What should singer 1 do?
NB: this has nothing to do with Sky High Diamond's compositions

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