In an interview with 'Million Dollaz Worth of Game', Lizzo called the origins of sampling laws "racially charged" and spoke about how sampling polices Black creativity.

Lizzo then clarified that she believes "the origins of sampling…were racially charged" as hip-hop was built on sampling for much of the '70s and '80s. "The origin of sampling laws were racially ...

Joanna Demers, assistant professor of music history and literature, University of Southern California Is the creative appropriation of previously recorded music theft? Or is that act, better known as ...

Lizzo has some strong feelings about sampling laws. The 37-year-old appeared on Million Dollaz Worth of Game, where, amid discussing the release of her latest mixtape, My Face Hurts from Smiling, she ...

Why? Why is this happening? Flo Milli is a really good rapper. She’s got bounce and sass and lyrical perspective and personality. She’s also got a handful of viral hits, and I guess she’s trying for ...

Nov 15 (Reuters) - As a former assistant district attorney in San Francisco, Hoopes Vineyards proprietor Lindsay Hoopes says she "loves rules." “But rules need to be clear about what’s allowed and ...