Unidisc contends it owns the Canadian rights to the recordings of American folk singer Melanie and universal rights to the music of Utopia, an American band formed by Todd Rundgren. Brian Perera of Cleopatra Records refuted the claim, saying the company holds contracts with both artists.
July 12, 2024 at 04:47 PM
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Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp filed a copyright infringement claim on behalf of Unidisc Music against Cleopatra Records on Thursday in the Central District of the U.S. District Court of California.
Unidisc contends that it owns the Canadian rights to the recordings of Melanie Safka, the American folk singer popularly known as Melanie, as well as the universal rights to the music of Utopia, an American band led by acclaimed musician Todd Rundgren in the 1970s and ‘80s.
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Singer-songwriter Melanie Safka. Credit: Ken Bizzigotti/AP
