BeyoncéMusic label music, Parkwood Entertainment, established in 2008. It is sued for copyright infringement.

In the lawsuit submitted on behalf of Hirose, the owner of the independent music label on waxed records, claims that Beyoncé was used by the sample of the popular dance track in 1998. in which he possessed rights.

The lawsuit states that the Beyoncé's team received a permit to sample music, they made it from the wrong person.

Toward BillboardHirose and his lawyers officially filed a lawsuit against Beyoncée Parking, Sony, Warner Chappell and Musician poets (John Holiday), who performs the song "Moonraker". Beyoncé was not listed as the accused.

Legal papers claim that the SAMAC Beyoncé 2022, "alien superstar", which stems from its top quality chart studies, "Renaissance", contains a sample "Moonraker" which is not properly cleaned.

The pattern in question occurs at the beginning of the Beyoncéina trail. "Please don't be upset, stay calm," the state of texts. "Don't try to leave the dance gear / booth DJ conducts a test problem with the entire system."

The lawsuit reveals that Beyoncé's team read the song with the original musician, rest. However, the problem is that holiday allegedly does not actually possess the rights to master shooting.

"Despite the extended domestic and international distribution and publication" Moonraker "by the Soundman on WASCT, Sony Music Entertainment and Sony Music Publishing opted for the defendant for the record" Moonraker "," "" "said.

Hirose and his lawyers are someone else's parkwood enterinment for copyright infringement, looking for "part of copyright and sales profits" from singla 2022. Years.

This is not the first time Beyoncé fought copyright injuries regarding their album 2022. And some of its stripes.

In October 2022. The Popular Band said publicly claimed that the singer "singles ladies" used the sample of their song ", I'm too sexy," to "superstars" without their approval. "

"Usually an artist approaches us, but Beyoncé is not because such an arrogant is the person," group said. "She just thought," Come and get me, "so we heard about it after the fact when you did."

"To use our melody, they need our permit so we send us a demo and we approve of us, and if so, we get a co-writing loan," the band continued. "With this Beyoncé thing, there are 22 writers. It is funny, so we would get about 40 (kilograms)."

The group continued, "We can't stop it," adding, "we can't do anything. It's Sh-T."

"You will enter with someone who has a lot more presence and power and money than we do. And it won't go well. If you don't careful, spend your life.

Beyoncé and her camp responded to the band's claims in a statement And! Newsdenoting allegations "wrong and incredibly separation."