Salt-N-Pepa are telling their record label not to push it as they fight for the rights to their music. The groundbreaking duo behind hip-hop classics including 1993’s “Shoop” and 1987’s “Push It” say ...
Salt-N-Pepa wants the rights to their music’s masters. On Monday, the rap duo — Cheryl “Salt” James and Sandra “Pepa” Denton — sued Universal Music ...
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ceremony will induct Outkast, Cyndi Lauper, Salt-N-Pepa, the White Stripes
Outkast, Cyndi Lauper, Salt-N-Pepa and Soundgarden will be among the newly minted members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame at ...
Salt-N-Pepa will this weekend be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in the musical influence category. The group, founded in 1985, has had a huge impact on popular music and culture.
Salt-N-Pepa are battling UMG for their master recordings, but the label claims the rap duo never actually held the copyrights. The group served a termination notice ...
Salt-N-Pepa wants their master recordings back, taking things to court against Universal Music Group. The hip-hop duo has officially sued the record label, claiming that UMG is violating copyright law ...
Salt-N-Pepa are telling their record label not to push it as they fight for the rights to their music. The groundbreaking duo behind hip-hop classics, including 1993’s “Shoop” and 1987’s “Push It” ...
The women behind Salt-N-Pepa, the history-making female hip-hop group, claim that Universal Music Group has removed some of their biggest hits from streaming platforms amid a legal battle. Cheryl ...
Salt-N-Pepa launched into stardom with their iconic tracks, including ‘Push It,’ ‘Shoop,’ and ‘Let’s Talk About Sex’ Stewart Cook/Disney via Getty Salt-N-Pepa sued Universal Music Group after the ...
Salt-N-Pepa filed a lawsuit against Universal Music Group in May. The women behind Salt-N-Pepa, the history-making female hip-hop group, claim that Universal Music Group has removed some of their ...
Salt-N-Pepa are speaking out about their legal battle with Universal Music Group. In a new interview with Good Morning America, the rap duo — Cheryl “Salt” James and Sandra “Pepa” Denton — explained ...
The hip hop duo believe they are eligible to own their own music due to the Copyright Act of 1976. Salt-N-Pepa wants their master recordings back, taking things to ...
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