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Chlöe Bailey
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Chlöe Bailey

American musician
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    Columbia Records
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later Columbia and its artist Chlöe Bailey were caught in a $15 million copyright-infringement lawsuit. Melvin Moore, the plaintiff, alleged that he had contributed “original lyrics, melodies, and creative direction” to Bailey’s tracks and that his work had been used without his permission or proper compensation. The lawsuit was expected


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later Columbia and its artist Chlöe Bailey were caught in a $15 million copyright-infringement lawsuit. Melvin Moore, the plaintiff, alleged that he had contributed “original lyrics, melodies, and creative direction” to Bailey’s tracks and that his work had been used without his permission or proper compensation. The lawsuit was expected


    Read More