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FRIDAY, JULY 01, 2022
Dua Lipa sued by reggae band for copyright over ‘Levitating’

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03 March, 2022, 11:10 am
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Dua Lipa sued by reggae band for copyright over ‘Levitating’

The song ‘Levitating’ is a part of Lipa’s second studio album ‘Future Nostalgia’ released in March 2020. It still holds the record for being the Hot 100’s longest-running, female-recorded top-10 hit

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03 March, 2022, 11:10 am
Last modified: 03 March, 2022, 11:45 am
Dua Lipa. Photo: Collected via Variety
Dua Lipa. Photo: Collected via Variety

The Florida based reggae band 'Artikal Sound System' is suing Dua Lipa, claiming that her hit single 'Levitating' copied one of the songs of the band 'Live Your Life' released in 2017.

According to TMZ, A lawsuit filed in federal court in Los Angeles accuses Lipa and her label Warner of copyright infringement. The band is apparently seeking all revenues from 'Levitating,' as well as damages. 

The claim says the two tracks are so similar that it is implausible that 'Levitating' was composed independently. Although the suit contains little details about exactly how Dua copied them.

The song 'Levitating' is a part of Lipa's second studio album 'Future Nostalgia' released in March 2020. It still holds the record for being the Hot 100's longest-running, female-recorded top-10 hit.

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