whats that about neon city being a fake song btw aint it just the copyright for the ad of that remix for blinding lights
There was an updated assigned version that leaked after that
the only thing updated was the publisher, hipgnosis who owns benny blancoās masters
Still doesnāt prove anything
We eating soon but Iād bet money these two songs either donāt exist or never seeing the light of day
āTonight Iāll be performing some songs off disc one of my new albumā
let me dream
āTonight Iāll be performing some songs off disc one of my new albumā
let me dream
this song is called megatron
wait if X is banned in brazil
that means no rehearsal videos
of course something like this has to happen before one of his concerts
wait if X is banned in brazil
that means no rehearsal videos
IG will come thru
wait if X is banned in brazil
that means no rehearsal videos
They still got TikTok and IG
Before After Hours, there was a song called Megatron, and another song called For The First Time featuring Ed Sheeran that was registered on here. Both were green with a performer attached.
Just last month, two songs called Cry For Me and Neon City were on here.
Itās fake
They may have been songs that were intended for the album but got scrapped. Happens all the time. I remember like 2 or 3 times Chris Brown had a song on his album swapped out literally like a day before release. It's a bunch of people like lawyers and the production company/people behind a lot of these songs so that's why we may not ever even know most songs that don't make the cut exist
Weāve never gotten a released song that leaked through here first, this is either fake or never seeing the light of day
We literally didā¦.
We literally didā¦.
Iām tired of people just talking to talk ššš
āpeople will upload fake songsā
āthatās not a title Abel would useā
Unless youāre an artist, work with artists, or have any ACTUAL understanding of ASCAP, people need to sit these discussions out.
The amount of actual effort necessary to fake songs, get them with the right credits, appropriate tags. Thereās hoops to jump through, Iāve had to help friends out with making sure people were contacted for publishing rights and companies.
Itās more than just āspend some money and insert a fake titleā
They may have been songs that were intended for the album but got scrapped. Happens all the time. I remember like 2 or 3 times Chris Brown had a song on his album swapped out literally like a day before release. It's a bunch of people like lawyers and the production company/people behind a lot of these songs so that's why we may not ever even know most songs that don't make the cut exist
Samples can go from cleared to not, or another sample clearance issue pops up on the same song.
Sometimes even the artist changes their mind completely and wants a different tracklist and set of songs.
Iām tired of people just talking to talk ššš
āpeople will upload fake songsā
āthatās not a title Abel would useā
Unless youāre an artist, work with artists, or have any ACTUAL understanding of ASCAP, people need to sit these discussions out.
The amount of actual effort necessary to fake songs, get them with the right credits, appropriate tags. Thereās hoops to jump through, Iāve had to help friends out with making sure people were contacted for publishing rights and companies.
Itās more than just āspend some money and insert a fake titleā
āitās fake, anyone can add songs thereā
mfs think this is genius where anyone can add anything
āitās fake, anyone can add songs thereā
mfs think this is genius where anyone can add anything
Genuine question, how does ASCAP work?
Genuine question, how does ASCAP work?
ā ASCAP helps musicians get paid when their music is played in public. Hereās a simple breakdown:
1. Join ASCAP: Musicians register their songs with ASCAP.
2. Get Licenses: Businesses pay ASCAP to play music legally.
3. Track Music: ASCAP tracks where and how often the music is played.
4. Collect and Pay: ASCAP collects the fees from businesses and pays the musicians based on how often their music is used.ā
thanks chatgpt
ā ASCAP helps musicians get paid when their music is played in public. Hereās a simple breakdown:
1. Join ASCAP: Musicians register their songs with ASCAP.
2. Get Licenses: Businesses pay ASCAP to play music legally.
3. Track Music: ASCAP tracks where and how often the music is played.
4. Collect and Pay: ASCAP collects the fees from businesses and pays the musicians based on how often their music is used.ā
thanks chatgpt
So how do you know which tracks are real?