Olivia Dean accused of copying Bill Withers’ “Just The Two of Us”
Olivia Dean’s record label has been sued over alleged similarities between Dean’s song “I’ve Seen It” and Bill Withers’ “Just The Two of Us,” according to the BBC. The available report identifies a legal claim involving the songs but does not provide details about the claimant, court, filing date, or the specific similarities alleged.
Olivia Dean’s record label has been sued over alleged similarities between Dean’s song “I’ve Seen It” and Bill Withers’ “Just The Two of Us,” the BBC reported.
The report describes the case as an accusation that Dean’s recording copied elements of Withers’ classic song. It does not specify which musical or lyrical elements are at issue.
The available source does not identify the party that filed the lawsuit, the court handling it, or the date on which it was filed. It also does not state the relief being sought or provide a response from Dean or her record label.
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