According to Mickey, 'Defe Defe,' contains a song for which he holds the copyright
USA-based Ghanaian music and film producer, Kwame Mickey, has accused Team Eternity of song theft.
In a Facebook Live session that Zionfelix.net came across, Mickey asked the Ghanaian Gospel Music Group to do the needful. He claimed they used a portion of a song he owns the copyright to without seeking permission.
Kwame explained that the beginning of their song, 'Defe Defe,' contains a song for which he holds the copyright.
He detailed that the original song was written by Osuani Afrifa and was given to Hallelujah Voices to sing.
Kwame indicated that he bought it from them—and he has all the documents to prove it.
However, the music producer clarified that Osuani Afrifa retains the intellectual property as the composer.
Kwame Mickey said Team Eternity should have done the right thing by contacting him before using that portion of the song.
As Christian brothers, he wants them to do the right thing, adding that he won't stretch them much if they finally do what is right.
Kwame Mickey further acknowledged that Team Eternity’s song is nice.
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