Usher (right) wearing a Kabbalah
cult bracelet
Sony Music singer Usher has been sued for once again stealing other people's music. Previously, Usher
was exposed for stealing music from the television show "The
Simpsons." Usher was also sued
twice for stealing other people's music and taking credit and
payment for him, gardening him awards that are undeserved. He's even brazenly
stolen music from a
famous artist in another country. Usher has also been connected with online
claims by a known musician who publicly stated his protégé Justin Bieber
was given credit for writing music that had already been written and
copyrighted by said female songwriter.
This time around, a Florida man named Aubrey Davis, who
performs under the moniker, DJ Mixx, has sued Usher for copyright infringement.
According to TMZ, DJ Mixx, copyrighted a beat titled "Let's Go"
and shopped it around the music industry, looking for lyricist to work with
him. DJ Mixx states Usher re-copyrighted the beat, which is a crime, under
his name and added lyrics to it, renaming it "Hey Daddy" for his flopped
"Raymond vs. Raymond" CD.
Usher Raymond
Previously, the Judiciary Report wrote about an uncreative
producer who is well-known in Atlanta, who simply takes song submissions
out of his office's mail and criminally infringes them, giving the tracks
new titles and changing a few lines, then re-copyrighting it in his
name.
He collects all the money (millions) and credit for other
people's work, via this illegal practice and has even won Grammys for being
a total fraud and criminal. This producer and his partner are affiliated
with Usher. The Judiciary Report was told this information years ago by a
songwriter/musician, who had dealings with a close relative of the
producer, who was in a famous music group. I also met one of his cousin's
who is a preacher and she is very disappointed regarding the producer's
philandering conduct. That's the entertainment industry for you.
